Research

This informative site reports data on a great deal of current election-related activity in North Carolina to precinct, county and district breakdowns, by-party participation, age distribution, racial and gender participation, military ballots and, of course, the total votes cast thus far in the election. While it is of limited use for any sort of fraud-prevention actions, it provides interesting information for the novice and the seasoned pro alike.

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This article documents massive Chicago voter fraud activities. It includes numerous primary-source footnotes as it explains the tactics that precinct workers, captains, Chief Judges and others used in order to steal around 100,000 votes during their 1982 gubernatorial election. It was the first and last time that the DOJ and FBI teamed up to conduct so massive a grand jury investigation to root out trans-generational voter fraud and it resulted in 63 convictions.

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Index of Chapter 163 will make it easier to navigate the NC General Statute on election law. If you print the 286-page law, you really need to print this too. It will help you find what your are trying to learn about NC election law.

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This file contains the entire North Carolina election law on how elections are supposed to work. Very informative, but difficult to read at one sitting,” as they say.

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This court case established the right of citizens to obtain copies of actual voter registration forms that have been turned into the BoE. Subsequent case law appears to have eroded the amount of information the public can view from these forms, but this is still a worthwhile case.

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This heavily footnoted article helps explain the danger to our state and even to our nation on the reality of how easily tens of thousands of non-citizen voters can tilt a state election against the will of the actual lawful voters. It also identifies practical solutions for reform-minded legislators can use to root out non-US citizens from the voter rolls.

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This is a transcript of the Aug 21, 2012 Evidentiary Hearing where the Wake BoE did all they could to avoid admitting that any of the voters being challenged were NOT citizens of the US, even though the Wake County Courts and the DMV had documentation supporting the non-US citizenship claims. (Hint: the action starts on page 28). According to this (file called “N&O correction”) N&O correction, the Wake BoE, one week later, quietly removed 11 of our challenged voters from the roll for other reasons–and referred them over to ICE–without ever admitting any were non-US citizens.