How accurate are voter rolls in the 13 Ohio House Government Oversight Committee Districts?

Highlights of Voter Roll Data 5/20/2023 Analysis of 13 Ohio House Government Oversight Committee Districts:

13 Committee Districts Voter Rolls Review.xlsx

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. 110,753 minimum out of 886,542 (11%) voter registration records are in need of evaluation, correction, and cancellation as necessary. Over 50% of these voter records are in 4 of the 13 Districts:

. 22,283 (30%) are in District 5 (Brown)

. 17,240 (20%) are in District 24 (Isaacsohn)

. 10,910 (14%) are in District 33 (Galonski)

. 10,119 (12%) are in District 21 (Forhan)

. By contrast 2,949 (4%) are in District 48 (Oelslager)

. 72,497 (almost 7%) registered voters did not vote or have a Registration Date update in over 6 years. In general, federal and state law require registered voters who do not return a notice and do not vote in 4-6 years be removed from the voter rolls.

. 27,682 Registration Date integrity issues include registering on a federal holiday before online voter registration was available, registering before age 17, Registration Date of Jan 1 1900, backdated Registration Date, change in Date of Birth, registered voters ages 105-123, Birth Date of Jan 1 1800, voting before Date of Birth, and voter registration records matching death records.

. 16,936 registered voters in District 5 (Brown) and 863 registered voters in District 89 (Swearingen) have a Registration Date on a federal holiday before online voter registration was available; Boards of Elections were closed and USPS mail was not delivered on this Registration Date.

. 5,431 registered voters in District 21 (Forhan) and 3,110 registered voters in District 13 (Skindell), have a Registration Date of Jan 1 1900; most vote regularly.

. 9,421 Address integrity issues on voter registrations including: addresses that do not meet Secretary of State Official Election Manual standards, address swapping, registered at The UPS Store or commercial address (which is against Ohio law).

. 678 registered voters with Name integrity issues including: names that do not meet Secretary of State Official Election Manual standards.

. 475 potential duplicate voter registrations.

Are all of these legitimate voter registrations?

Keep in mind, the numbers on this analysis represents data from only 13% of Ohio's 99 districts.

Is a Sophisticated BMV Identity Theft Scheme Corrupting Ohio's Election System?

The BMV is not secure.

Ohio should not be relying solely on the BMV for voter registration or voter registration updates.

INQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW:

• How many Ohio replacement driver's licenses were/will be sent to unauthorized parties using stolen personal information?

• How many voter registrations were/will be added or changed based on criminals using false but legitimate driver's licenses?

• How many votes will be made using these criminal false but legitimate driver's licenses?

We The People of Ohio must demand our Secretary of State and State legislators take IMMEDIATE action to prevent and stop this criminal activity from infiltrating Ohio Election Systems:

• All voter registrations must have photo AND identity verification.

• All votes must have photo AND identity verification. Absentee votes must be strictly limited since there is no way to prove the person filling out an absentee ballot is the person they claim to be.

BUTLER: Are thousands of votes 11/3/2020 with a Registration Date after the deadline valid?

Based on a 12/4/2020 statewide voter registration file download:

• 6,478 voter records have a Registration Date of 10/6/2020 or after.

• 5,160 voter records have a Registration Date of 10/6/2020 or after and voted in the 11/3/2020 election.

• 4,785 voter records have a Registration Date of 11/3/2020 and voted in the 11/3/2020 election.

Butler Dec 20 Data After 10-5-23.xlsx

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Ohio Revised Code states an individual must be registered to vote for at least thirty days to vote in an upcoming election:

Ohio's Election Systems may allow changes to a voter registration record to update Registration Date. For example, an individual goes to vote on election day and has an address change not previously recorded on their voter registration record. They can vote a provisional ballot and once processed, their Registration Date may change to Election Day or the date the provisional ballot was processed. So at least some of the 5,160 individuals who voted on 11/3/2020 with a Registration Date within 30 days of an election may be legitimate votes.

There were 4,344 total provisional ballots counted in Butler County for the 11/3/2020 election. If every single provisional ballot was a result of a voter record change that updated Registration Date (which is virtually impossible), there are still a minimum of 816 unexplained votes from voter records with a Registration Date after the deadline to register and voted in the 11/3/2020 election.

2020 SOS Provisional Ballots by County.xlsx

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Inquiring Minds Want To Know . . .

How many of the 5,160 voter records that voted in the 11/3/2020 election with a Registration Date within 30 days of the election are legitimate votes?

• How could all of the 4,785 votes from registered voter records with an 11/3/2020 Registration Date be valid if there are less than 4,785 provisional ballots?

• What about the other 375 votes from voter records with a Registration Date of 10/9/2020, 10/13/2020, 10/20/2020, 10/22/2020, 10/23/2020, 10/27/2020, 10/28/2020, 11/1/2020, 11/2/2020, 11/12/2020, 11/14/2020, 11/24/2020?

• How many provisional ballots actually resulted in a Registration Date change?

• Is there another reason the minimum 816 unexplained votes from voter records with a Registration Date after the deadline to register and vote in the 11/3/2020 election are legitimate votes?

These unanswered questions were presented to Butler County Board of Elections in October 2022.

This issue is not limited to Butler County; other counties have this same issue.