Can Your County Auditor Prove No Fraud From Electronic Poll Pad?

It's one thing to say it.

Another thing to prove it.

If you're an elected official, try asking to review the ballots for your most election. Try asking for digital records. None will be shown to you.

To make a pointed statement about just how we check-in voters... until every auditor, and the MNSOS, who has approved the use of KNOWiNK's poll iPad, that it hasn't or is incapable of allowing voter data to change, votes to be taken away or inserted, or other kinds of manipulation, the people may have to assume that this is possible.

To make an argument by analogy... In 2023 one of the so-called top vaccinologists in a deposition said she didn't know one way or another if the children's schedule caused autism, after making public statements that they definitely didn't.

^ This is a classic case of those who offer something need to prove it is safe, not parents.

Same goes with those administering voting days, election days, whatever one refers to them as. Those doing so have failed to prove they are done even close to a standard that a 5th grader would give a thumbs up to.

Maybe that's why Isanti opted for paper poll books to check in their voters. (video from Liz Collin here)

Erik is a writer in Minneapolis, Minnesota.