What they call their work
What they do
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Civic Engagement and Voter Mobilization 4 activities
- Advocates for official investigation of election audit findingsSubmits formal complaints and petitions to state and local authorities calling for official investigations into alleged election irregularities. Includes filing a complaint with the SBOE Division of Election Law Enforcement requesting explanation for over 5 million apparent registration violations and nearly 750,000 apparent voting violations in the 2022 general election.
- Conducts forensic audit of New York voter roll databasesPerforms forensic analysis of New York voter roll databases obtained through Freedom of Information Law requests to assess election integrity. This includes identifying and documenting apparent registration and voting irregularities.
- Organizes and promotes adoption of resolutions calling for election auditsLeads education and outreach efforts to secure adoption of the "Resolution for an Audit of New York’s 2022 General Election" by local governments. Successfully secured adoption by 42 towns across 15 counties.
- Presents audit findings to government bodies and officialsDelivers presentations on election audit findings to town, county, and state legislative bodies across New York, including multiple counties and municipalities. Includes over 45 hours of public education delivered to officials and follow-up engagements.
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Who they work with
- NY State Police Special Investigations Unit Partner — Presented evidence of apparent manipulation of the NYS Voter database.
- NYS Legislature Election Law Committees Partner — Presented evidence of apparent manipulation of the NYS Voter database during official proceedings in Albany.
- New York State Legislature Government — Entity that has failed to address alleged election data breaches according to organizational communications.
- SBOE Division of Election Law Enforcement Government — Submitted an official complaint requesting a line-by-line explanation for apparent registration and voting violations.
How they approach the work
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- Advocacy for Formal Election Audits Through Civic Education and Institutional Engagementmethodology: civic education and resolution advocacyBy educating officials and the public on audit findings and election law, and advocating for adoption of formal audit resolutions, we drive institutional accountability because informed civic pressure leads to policy change and democratic renewal.
- Citizen-Led Election Audits to Ensure Integrity and Accountabilitymethodology: citizen-led election auditBy conducting audits of voter roll data obtained through Freedom of Information Law requests, we identify potential legal violations and produce actionable findings because citizen-led verification strengthens public trust and upholds democratic integrity.
- Civic Engagement and Volunteer Mobilization to Restore Democratic Trustmethodology: civic-engagementBy engaging citizen volunteers across New York in election integrity efforts, we foster broad-based civic renewal because participatory democracy strengthens public confidence in electoral processes.
- Election Integrity as a Pillar of American Sovereigntymethodology: election-integrity-sovereigntyBy ensuring honest and verifiable elections, we preserve American sovereignty and foundational democratic principles because public consent and institutional legitimacy depend on trustworthy electoral outcomes.
- Symbolic Alignment with Foundational Democratic Ideals to Strengthen Mission Legitimacymethodology: civic-symbolismBy aligning organizational efforts with the symbolic ideals of the Statue of Liberty—life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—we reinforce public support for election integrity because shared national symbols enhance the legitimacy and resonance of democratic reform efforts.