Navarro's blistering 36-page report alleging Biden's outright voter fraud

Its claims about “massive fraud” were produced by a biased, non-independent organization called Allied Security Operations Group (ASOG). The report was immediately flagged by Michigan’s chief state election official and attorney general as lacking credibility (Dec. 14, 2020) following its release.
  • FACT CHECK: A Michigan Senate Oversight Committee report concluded, "Events in Antrim County sparked a significant amount of concern about the technology used to count ballots. This concern led to much speculation, assumptions, misinformation, and in some cases, outright [lies] meant to create doubt and confusion. The many hours of testimony before the Committee showed these claims are unjustified and unfair to the people of Antrim County and the state of Michigan. [It] has also been unfair to people across America."
  • FACT CHECK: An independent state analysis report has thoroughly debunked the flawed ASOG report and demonstrated its clear lack of “credible statistical analysis,” and a general lack of understanding regarding voting systems technology. A Michigan Secretary of State press release adds that the analysis “affirmed there was no credible evidence the Dominion system was deliberately designed to induce errors, and found the Allied Security Operations Group report contained an extraordinary number of false, inaccurate or unsubstantiated statements.” (March 26, 2021)
  • FACT CHECK: The origin of the ASOG report tracks to founder Russ Ramsland, a Deep State conspiracy theorist who mistook locations in Minnesota for Michigan jurisdictions and falsely claimed in an affidavit that voter turnout in Detroit was 139.29% and turnout in North Muskegon was an eye-popping 781.97%. [In reality, turnout was 50.88% and 78.11%, respectively.]
  • FACT CHECK: The State of Michigan’s December 2020 audit verified the county’s presidential election results, in which Donald Trump beat Joe Biden by nearly 3,800 votes. A core issue behind the disinformation aimed at Antrim County was confirmed to be a human error in reporting unofficial election results – which was immediately corrected by the county. (Nov. 7, 2020)
  • FACT CHECK: Dominion, the State of Michigan, and the State’s independent expert have debunked claims about adjudication made by ASOG’s team, all noting that Antrim County does not perform digital adjudication of ballots (the county manually reviews paper ballots). The state analysis adds: The 68% system error rate claim is "meaningless." "The warning messages relate to benign instances where ballots did not feed into the scanner correctly and were ejected (“reversed”) for the voter to try again." (March 26, 2021)
  • FACT CHECK: In a court filing, the Director of Michigan’s Bureau of Elections stated, "the [ASOG] report makes a series of unsupported conclusions, ascribes motives of fraud and obfuscation to processes that are easily explained as routine election procedures or error corrections, and suggests without explanation that elements of election software not used in Michigan are somehow responsible for tabulation or reporting errors that are either nonexistent or easily explained." (Dec. 13, 2020)


raamsland is a deep state ***** with zero qualifications to do an election equipment forensic analysis. He couldn't even get basic facts correct in his "analysis"
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The corrupted officials claim they debunked the claims of corruption against them, but they lie.
 
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However, the Ramsland affidavit appeared to confuse townships in Minnesota for Michigan.

Ramsland highlighted a number of "statistical anomalies and red flags" he claimed proved "that election results have been manipulated within the Dominion/Premier system in Michigan."

He specifically highlighted several precincts in Michigan where the number of votes cast appeared to exceed the number of registered voters in the county.

Many of the municipalities cited in the Michigan (MI) document, such as Albertville, Houston, Monticello, Runeberg, Lake Lillian, Brownsville, Wolf Lake, Height of Land, Detroit Lakes, Frazee, and Kandiyohi, are located in Minnesota (MN).


he's so stupid he can't even get states correct.
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Officials hastily amended their voter rolls after the election to give the false impression that precincts had not reported more votes than registered voters, even though that is exactly what they had done.
 
they had the paper ballots, *****. you don't need a machine log to verify a paper ballot.
and they did a hand count and verified the total. lol

god you're stupid. lol
Paper ballots cannot be verified just because they are written on paper. The fact that ballots were written on paper does nothing to solve the crime of illegally missing voting machine logs.
 
the epochtimes?
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ramsland is so stupid he couldn't even get MI and MN straight.

and you believe him?



why didn't fox news run with this "bombshell"?

The audit, conducted by state and local officials and representatives of both political parties, involved a hand tally of all the votes cast for president in the county. The findings verified the county’s outcome, in which President Donald Trump beat President-elect Joe Biden by nearly 3,800 votes.
Try to focus on "the missing logs" rather than "The Epoch Times."
 
Try to focus on "the missing logs" rather than "The Epoch Times."

what "missing logs"? this report talks about logs all over the place.


maybe ramsland was just too stupid to understand what he saw?

Mr. Ramsland’s central conclusion is that “the Dominion Voting System is intentionally and purposefully designed with inherent errors to create systemic fraud and influence election results” (¶B.2). His reasoning is that the system intentionally generates many errors while scanning ballots in order to cause the images of the ballots to be reviewed by an EMS operator, a process known as “adjudication” during which the votes can be manually edited (¶B.12). This provides an opportunity, Mr. Ramsland believes, for a malicious operator to change votes without being detected. Citing his forensic examination, Mr. Ramsland claims that a “staggering number of votes [in Antrim] required adjudication” (¶B.12), and that “all adjudication log entries for the 2020 election cycle are missing” and must “have been manually removed” (¶B.15). There are several problems with this theory. First, adjudication occurs after ballots are scanned and poll tapes are printed. In Antrim County, the final reported results match the poll tapes in essentially all cases. Therefore, the final results could not have been altered using adjudication. Second, Mr. Ramsland mischaracterizes the adjudication process. Dominion’s adjudication system produces detailed logs, which are recorded in the EMS together with the ballot scan and the scanner’s original interpretation, as illustrated in Figure 9. Far from being an ideal way to cheat without possibility of detection, adjudication creates abundant digital evidence.
 
Try to focus on "the missing logs" rather than "The Epoch Times."

you mean these "missing" logs?

Third, and fatally, adjudication functionality was not enabled at all in Antrim County during the November 2020 election. The adjudication software application is an optional component of Democracy Suite. Antrim did not purchase it, and my examination of the EMS shows that it was not installed. There are no adjudication logs for the simple reason that adjudication was not used.
 
Mr. Ramsland makes several further mistakes in interpreting the election system logs. He states that the scanner log shows that “Divert Options” were selected and claims that this means “all write-in ballots were sent for ‘adjudication’ by a poll worker or election official to process the ballot based on voter ‘intent’. Adjudication files allow a computer operator to decide to whom to award those votes (or to trash them)” (¶J.4). In reality, the divert option simply means that when a voter has selected a write-in, the scanner directs the physical ballot into a separate compartment within the ballot box. This makes it more convenient for a worker to later read the name that was written in. All voter selections, including the presence of a write-in, are processed normally by the scanner and reflected on the poll tape. The setting has nothing to do with electronic adjudication.

god, that ramsland is stupid. he can't do anything right
 
Mr. Ramsland also points to scanner log entries that show “Override Options” were enabled for several classes of ballots. He mistakenly claims that these settings “allow[] any operator to change those votes” (¶J.5). “This gives the system operators carte blanche to adjudicate ballots,” he further claims (¶J.6). In actuality, the “Override Options” refer to situations where the scanner warns 42 a voter that they may have made a mistake when marking their ballot, such as an overvote or undervote. If the override option is enabled, voters are allowed to acknowledge the warnings and cause the scanner to accept their ballots despite the error conditions. These settings have nothing to do with “overriding” voters’ selections, and they do not mean the ballots will be sent to adjudication

god that ramsland is stupid. lol
 
Mr. Ramsland further claims that the scanner log shows that “RCV or Ranked Choice Voting Algorithm was enabled” which “allows the user to apply a weighted numerical value to candidates and change the overall result” (¶J.2). In reality, although some log entries reference the voting system’s RCV feature, they do not indicate that it was enabled. The EMS and memory card data data show that RCV was not in use, as do the results of the hand recount of the presidential contest.

god that ramsland is stupid. lol
 
Mr. Ramsland claims that on “November 21, 2020, an unauthorized user unsuccessfully attempted to zero out election results” (¶B.17). The only evidence he offers for this assertion is an EMS log file entry that reads “EmsLogger - There is no permission to {0}”, which he claims “is direct proof of an attempt to tamper with evidence” (¶J.8). This is absurd and misleading. A programmer would immediately recognize that {0} is merely a placeholder, in this case one that was intended to be replaced with a description of the attempted action [26]. It has nothing to do with “zeroing” election results.

god that ramsland is stupid. lol
 
Citing another error message logged to the EMS, “XmlException: The ’ ’ character, hexadecimal value 0x20, cannot be included in a name”, Mr. Ramsland concludes, “Bottom line is that this is a calibration that rejects the vote” (¶J.8). This is completely baseless. The error refers to a field name in a data structure (an XML entity), which the relevant programming standard does not allow to contain a space. It has no relation to the names of contests or candidates, and there is nothing that suggests the error resulted in a rejected vote.

god that ramsland is stupid. lol
 
Mr. Ramsland repeatedly mischaracterizes the updates to the scanner election definitions as “software updates” (¶¶B.9, B.18, D.14–17, E.1). Although sometimes referred to as “ballot programming”, election definitions in the Dominion system are not software in the sense of a computer program but rather data files that specify the content and layout of the ballots

he's such an "expert" he doesn't understand software vs data. lol
 
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Elsewhere, Mr. Ramsland seems to confuse ballot definition changes with firmware updates, which do change the scanner’s software (¶D.17). Ballot definitions are necessarily changed before every election, but firmware updates are a relatively rare occurrence that typically requires re-certification of the software under U.S. Election Assistance Commission guidelines. There is no evidence that any firmware updates occurred during the 2020 election cycle in Antrim County.

again, your "expert" doesn't understand firmware vs data. He's dumber than a 5th grader :)
 
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