Liz Collin Follows Up with ACEIT
Previously, the Anoka County Election Integrity Team (ACEIT) was interviewed by Liz Collin at their Monday night meeting at the
How One Voice Can Be the Change
One member of the ACEIT team was present to ensure the council had the information they needed while several others tried to dissuade the council. It appeared that the vote might be deadlocked at 2-2 but this public comment seems to have changed the mind...
The Oak Grove Way
Cities that opt out will be able to use the always-available paper poll books to check-in voters...
Front Page of Anoka County News
The group (ACEIT) has recently seen several cities pass resolutions it drafted, largely to draw attention to the issue...
ACEIT ABC Coverage
Two articles were published today, September 27, 2024 about ACEIT, the Anoka County Election Integrity Team by ABC Newspapers.
ACEIT
6 municipalities in Anoka County intend to hand count
Last night, Monday 16 September, 2024, with a 3-2 vote the City of Anoka (in Anoka County) voted to expand its post election review hand count.
SOS Counsel Tries to Deny Ballots Can Be Guarded During Election - White Responds
General Counsel, Justin R. Erickson apparently has tried to argue ballots can only be guarded after votes are tabulated, when the statute plainly states this can happen during the election (to avoid concerns of election codes and rules not being followed).
Return to In-Person Voting
A Unanimous 3-0 Vote on Tuesday night reverted Collegeville Township back to In-Person Voting.
Nearly 200 Citizens showed up in
Collegeville passed resolution to become mail only
Klein worries mail-in balloting will increase the likelihood of fraud. “There are a lot of us who do not believe mail-in balloting is safe. And so, we’re wondering why we were forced into this when none of ‘we the people from Collegeville Township want that,’ or no one that I know of anyway.”
More counties in SD ready to hand count and do proper audits
After successful hand count demo on Monday April 1, on Tuesday April 2, in McPherson County, South Dakota, the commissioner board voted to do a 100% post election audit of all races (minimum standard is SD is 5%, 2 races).