U.S. IT team dug up 40,000 voters from other states, confirmed that some people voted in two places

Reporter : Xiao Jing  / Editor: Mei Lan / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/11/13/a102986343.html / Direct translation

Image : On November 3, 2020, residents of Beloit, Wisconsin, USA, participated in the election. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)

US IT technology experts and data analysts have dug up another set of data a few days ago, confirming fraud in the presidential election. Statistics show that in Pennsylvania and Nevada alone, more than a thousand voters voted in both places. Currently, the team is expanding the search for this "double-voter" (double-voter) to 50 states in the United States.

On Friday (November 13), Matt Braynard, Executive Director of the non-profit organization Look Ahead America and former data director and strategist of the Trump campaign team, tweeted that he will work with team members to ensure the fairness of the election.

He said, "In 2015/16, I formed this data team for the then presidential candidate Trump. I believe that our work is vital to the final result. Now, we are fighting together again. Work hard to ensure the fairness of the election."

Earlier, Brainard shared some data analysis of his team for this election in a tweet, and found that in 6 key swing states, namely Pennsylvania, Georgia, Nevada, Michigan, Wisconsin and Arizona, there may be illegal votes caused by voting in the two places.

Matt Braynard

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Nov 13

Update: - We've discovered the following number of early/absentee voters who filed out-of-state NCOA move notices, suggesting they may have cast illegal ballots due to no longer meeting residency requirements. PA 7,426 GA 17,877 NV 5,145 MI 1,688 WI 6,245 AZ 5,084

Brainard said, "We found that the following number of early/absent voters have submitted out-of-state NCOA relocation notices, indicating that they may have voted illegally because they no longer meet the residency requirements."

The tweet also listed that in the above six swing states, as many as 43,465 voters may have participated in the two places.

The so-called "NCOA" means that when a U.S. resident moves (temporarily or permanently), he or she will submit an application for a change of address to the United States Postal Service (USPS) to complete the USPS mailing list and correction of the national address change information.

Brainard said his team is working to confirm the correct place of residence for these voters. However, after analyzing the records of several neighboring states, they are confident that they have determined that 1,618 voters participated in illegal voting, including 631 in Pennsylvania (excluding New York) and 987 in Nevada.

Brainard said that this is just the beginning and they have more work to do.

"In addition to sharing this information with the legal team of the campaign team, we will also expand this dual voter search work to all 50 states and extend it to voting on election day. This requires us to buy a copy of national voters. File." He said.