A win for transparency in NM 👇👇👇.

Great news out of New Mexico! Best way to clean up voter rolls is to turn all of our citizens into auditors of the statewide voter registration file. https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/new-mexico/articles/2022-07-25/us-judge-oks-online-publication-of-new-mexico-voter-records

Whoa… https://asheinamerica.com/2022/07/26/exculpatory-report-elbert-county/?amp=1

Why did the supposedly “impartial” and “non-partisan” voting company Dominion donate $50,000 to Hillary Clinton in 2014?

Asking for a country…

@WILFmoseder

This is happening on a daily basis now.

Momentum is building.

@WILFmoseder

https://rumble.com/v1duepd-jerone-davison-az-congressional-candidate-speaks-to-heart-of-americans.html

You all need to get in here.
Jerone is AWESOME

New Mexico paid a whopping $2.7 MILLION dollars to ROBIS to RENT electronic pollbooks for the 2022 election cycle.

To put that in perspective - a rough estimate to run an entire hand counted, paper-based election would probably cost on the order of $1 million statewide.

But we're paying THREE TIMES that just to rent uncertified, vulnerable, hackable ePollbooks. Not counting the massively expensive, vulnerable electronic tabulators.

Here’s the deal with the county resolutions (Biden win not legit) - and why they matter.

It is an acknowledgment of 20+ months of data/testimony/education/persistence - that in order to be part of the GOP, the stance in any adopting county is that election fraud ruined 2020, and cannot be tolerated then, or in the future.

The left will get there after another stolen primary in 2024 - 40% of Dems already get it.

A national tidal wave will sweep in the changes we need. We press on.

More on the corrupt financing of our elections in NM….👇👇👇

It would be much better and cheaper to pay New Mexicans to carry out hand tabulation of paper ballots on Election Day with voter ID, than to send millions of dollars to a bunch of out-of-state corporations.

NM Secretary of State paid out in FY-2022 $13,793,389.54 .... Robis Elections Inc was $5,257,229.95 ; INK Impressions was $2,714438.16 ; Dominion Voting Systems Inc was $1,425,614.74

Think about how many potential jobs are being taken from New Mexicans (or your respective state), and being given to unaccountable corporations with foreign ties that are making our elections a laughingstock.

It would be nice if Secretaries of State recognized that they could create an opportunity for hundreds, if not thousands of jobs, fulfilling a major civic function.

Enjoy.

Hi Mr. Clements –



Fredreka Schouten here with CNN Politics. I’m reaching out because I’d like to talk with you and your wife about your work in Otero County and other communities. Commissioner Couy Griffin said this is a good email for you.



I’m working on a story about how much the theories of a stolen election have spread in local counties – with a particular focus on Otero. I’d like to talk with you about your presentation to Otero commissioners several days before their vote to not certify the primary – along with what you call the “county commission strategy.” A number of state election officials say they are worried about other counties balking at certifying results and what that might mean for future elections.



I’m not on a daily deadline today but would you have time to talk on Thursday?



Best,

Fredreka





Fredreka Schouten

National political writer | CNN Politics [email protected]

Twitter: @fschouten

Mobile: 301-448-xxxx

My response.

“Fredreka:

I'll answer your questions provided our entire discussion is recorded on video so it can be distributed across social media.

I'm working on a story about how propagandists don't investigate facts or evidence, and as a result, have lost all credibility to the public at large.

I'm not on a daily deadline today, but I'd like to get the discussion done sooner rather than later. Let me know.

David Clements"

We are the new press.

This quote makes me happy: "A number of state election officials say they are worried about other counties balking at certifying results and what that might mean for future elections." - CNN's Fredreka Schouten