Topic: David Clements

Reports from Texas suggest that "no ink" poll pads added hundreds of votes after polls closed in the 2022 midterms, facilitated by networked equipment. Patrick Colbeck highlights a discrepancy in Wayne County, Michigan, where the 2020 election certification paperwork was allegedly missing a required signature because Republican canvassers refused to sign. He claims surveillance video shows election results updating on the county website before physical flash drives were delivered.

Former law professor and prosecutor David Clements discusses his investigation into the 2020 presidential election, comparing vote trafficking to drug trafficking. He argues that the primary vulnerability in the electoral system is the use of electronic voting machines, which he claims are designed for manipulation. Clements highlights statistical anomalies and "cast vote records" as evidence that the results were predetermined by algorithms rather than actual voters.