I completely agree with you that we ALL need to research things for ourselves and not take them at face value. There is considerable mis and mal-information being disseminated these days by all kinds of folks, and it’s up to us to research and discern the truth for ourselves.

So I took your advice and looked into NYCitizen’s Audit (auditNY.com) myself.

I must say it was good advice. In so doing, I learned that the sources of their data came directly from the NYS Voter Rolls, County Voter Rolls, and the NY Secretary of State web site. Their “math” (data analytics) have been peer reviewed and have uncovered considerable problems with our voter rolls in NY. I was astounded at their findings which should trouble all voters in NY. Take the time to read their Report “A Study in Deficits” NY 2020 General Election which is summarized in a “Deficits Report Summary Sheet” found on their website.

They have found 2,427,827 NY Voter ID’s assigned to only 1,170,790 voters. Say WHAT?

In a side-by-side comparison of NYS rolls to the County Rolls, they found 1.9 Million voters on the STATE Rolls and are MISSING from the County Rolls! How is that possible? I know only the County can add voters to the rolls which are summarized by the State, so how did that happen? Someone or something has compromised that NYS voter roll data base. Who? Why?

Their data analysis has uncovered an algorithm (a very expensive piece of software by the way ) which inserts questionable at best if not fraudulent registrations in specific locations.

In the 2020 election again the State Voter rolls show that there were 338,356 more votes and people who VOTED in the election! That is no insignificant number.

Not trying to point fingers here at any one because no one KNOWS who has broken into the State voter roll database, but I’d say that our voter systems need to be fixed. Further, I believe the NYS database of voters is so compromised, so broken it should not be used in future elections. And as I get it, that is a big part of what they seek, to fix our voter rolls to be accurate, the votes counted must equal the number of voters and voters must be “qualified” voters as stated in law. You can also read that resolution presented to towns in NY in its entirety, also on their website. Take a look. See what you think.

But don’t take my word for it. Dig into it for yourself. Make up your own mind. Don’t believe what “people” say.