This, despite the first widespread use of mail-in ballots, which a 2005 voter integrity report warned should never be used because that was the path to mass vote fraud. "Absentee ballots remain the largest source of potential voter fraud," the Carter-Baker Commission report stated.
In August 2020, as blue cities and states were moving to mass mail-in ballots using the COVID-19 pandemic as their excuse, a seasoned vote fraud expert explained to the New York Post how he did it and why he believed the 'big steal' (not the "Big Lie") fix was in for Trump's reelection.
The Post notes:
A top Democratic operative says voter fraud, especially with mail-in ballots, is no myth. And he knows this because he’s been doing it, on a grand scale, for decades.
Mail-in ballots have become the latest flashpoint in the 2020 elections. While President Trump and the GOP warn of widespread manipulation of the absentee vote that will swell with COVID polling restrictions, many Democrats and their media allies have dismissed such concerns as unfounded.
But the political insider, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he fears prosecution, said fraud is more the rule than the exception.
He went on to say that he has helped fix federal, state, and municipal elections for years in New Jersey, which makes you wonder just how 'blue' that state really is if Dems have to cheat to keep it that way.
“An election that is swayed by 500 votes, 1,000 votes — it can make a difference,” the tipster told The Post. “It could be enough to flip states.”
The Post, which managed to confirm the tipster's identity through various means including his rap sheet and history as a "consultant," also trained individuals in voter fraud and led teams of fraudsters in Jersey, New York, and even Pennsylvania, the latter of which is a crucial swing state and which just 'elected' Democrat John Fetterman to replace retiring GOP Sen. Pat Toomey, though Fetterman -- who suffered a significant stroke in May -- can't carry on a conversation or debate without a teleprompter.
“There is no race in New Jersey — from city council to United States Senate — that we haven’t worked on,” the tipster said. “I worked on a fire commissioner’s race in Burlington County. The smaller the race, the easier it is to do.”
The tipster, who was a Bernie Sanders bro and did not have any candidate in the 2020 presidential contest that he supported, came forward in the hopes that his story would lead to massive changes in voter integrity laws (it didn't, at least, not in the states where he used to/still does operate).
“This is a real thing,” he said. “And there is going to be a f–king war coming November 3rd over this stuff … If they knew how the sausage was made, they could fix it.”
While mail-in voting can sometimes be complicated, it's not for pros who know how to game the system. For instance, The Post reported, in Jersey, "it begins with a blank mail-in ballot delivered to a registered voter in a large envelope. Inside the packet is a return envelope, a 'certificate of mail in voter' which the voter must sign, and the ballot itself.
"That’s when the election-rigger springs into action," the outlet continued.
There, the ballots do not have any security measures like a watermark, so the tipster literally creates his own ballots and fills them out himself.
“I just put [the ballot] through the copy machine and it comes out the same way,” the insider noted further.
But the return envelopes are “more secure than the ballot. You could never recreate the envelope,” he said. As such, they have to be collected from actual voters. To do so, he would send teams of fraudsters out to collect ballots from voters as a public service, then take the ballot envelopes, steam them open, remove the real ballots and stuff the envelope with the fake one before resealing.
“Five minutes per ballot tops,” he said.
Vote fraud is real, Democrats are the ones who are mostly responsible for it, and that explains why Dems are the party that opposes voter integrity laws the staunchest. The easiest fix is to eliminate the vast majority of mail-in ballots.
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