Jay Valentine at American Thinker describes how to steal votes:
Database latency -- a geeky term, but that’s how they did it!
[DEFINITION via SnowPlow:
Data latency is the time it takes for your data to become available in your
database or data warehouse after an event occurs.]
A policeman pulls over a
speeder. The police computer reports that three hours ago a similar
vehicle and person held up a liquor store -- so the police are on alert.
No database latency.
County election managers change the
zip code of 31,000 voters on September 3. Ballots go out that week. Those
31,000 are undeliverable. Someone collects those valid ballots. On
September 15th, those addresses are quietly changed back.
National Change of Address Database
(NCOA) will not pick up those address changes. They didn’t happen because
there is no history.
The 31,000 citizens were getting
their mail just fine -- except for ballots. Ballot addresses were driven
by the county mail-in ballot database -- the one that was changed, then changed
back.
Welcome to database latency.
Our bad guy pals know they can change
voter rolls, take an action, then change them back. Who would know?
A thousand voters are changed from
inactive, voted, then changed back, and how would you ever know? With
lots of complex footwork, you could eventually tell from their voter history
file -- months after the election.
. . .
To Republicans, election
engineering is civics. To Democrats, it’s business -- and they are great
at it!
They know the Republicans have
hundreds of diligent election sleuths working in basements and dining room
tables checking voter rolls for the dead and the fakes.
They know those people rely on NCOA
and Melissa and other highly latent services as their baseline. If
someone moved, it shows up in NCOA -- two months later.
A real voter moved. They want to keep getting their St. Jude’s donation cards. They fill in their NCOA form to get mail forwarded to their new address. Our fraud detectives find this person -- and maybe someone voted for them. Cross out one phantom!
Our bad guys are happy to give up a
few retail-level ballots to hide the wholesale-level ballot-gathering
apparatus. They count on it. . . .
And this tactic is but one of many used to steal elections. Read Mr. Valentine’s full report here.
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