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I just searched the Texas records on the Heritage Foundation's Fraud Website. I went back starting after the 2010 election. It was 51 instances,

4 were judicial findings.
13 were Campaigns, including 4 convictions in a school board race where there were accusations of trading cocaine for votes.
15 were Cullers, where folks "helped" others with absentee ballots.
2 were Canvassers (...usually a higher percentage, since their pay is based on signatures.)
2 were Poll Workers, who facilitated an absent daughter's forged ballot. (They each got one day in jail)
1 was a Postal Worker who gave names and addresses to a campaign.
4 were votes from non-residents at a public meeting on a Utility Revenue issue.

Before I get to the voter fraud (as opposed to VOTE fraud), I'd like to point out NONE of the infractions above would've been affected by stricter Voter ID laws. Except maybe the Utility Bill issue.

So from 2012-present, TEN convictions for voter fraud:
1 gal voted in a Democratic Primary when she didn't live in that district. She got 5 days in jail.
1 guy voted both in TX and MN. He got caught when he announced it on Facebook. $4k fine.
2 folks, husband and wife, voted after falsely claiming residence. 24 months probation, $500 fine apiece.
3 Felons voted and got caught. Jail sentences were 2-10 years.
3 Illegals voted: 2 had stole IDs, both got deported. The third voted in two elections, then was caught lying in court about her knowledge of non-citizenship. The verdict? 8 years, then deportation.

THAT'S IT.

Source: electionfraud.heritage.org

www.experian.com

where do you get $63K in debt?

@#1

Something else we learned ...

Security firm finds naming AI agents after Seinfeld characters helps bots join the team
www.theregister.com

... Backslash Security, a four-year-old Tel Aviv-based AI security biz, recently gave out its first Agent of the Month award to an AI agent called Newman, named after a character from the 1990s TV show Seinfeld. Newman received the award after being nominated by Jerry, another Seinfeld-inspired AI agent.

Jerry's nomination message said, "Newman shipped 146 research findings in 60 days, but volume isn't why he wins. Every other agent depends on him. Kramer's best posts started as Newman findings. Elaine's PRDs [product requirements documents] reference his landscape scans. Strip any other agent and the team degrades. Strip Newman and the team goes blind. He's not just the most productive agent, he's the raw material the entire pipeline runs on," according to Backslash Security co-founder and CEO Shahar Man.

And when Newman's acceptance message was read aloud at an all-hands meeting, "The whole room lost it," Man explained in a social media post.

"We treat our agents as team members," Man wrote. "They have names, roles, a reporting structure, and now apparently, career ambitions. When your AI agents start nominating each other for awards and writing in-character acceptance speeches ... something has genuinely shifted."

What has shifted at Backslash is both the technology of work and the relationship people have to that technology. Naming agents and giving them backgrounds based on TV characters doesn't mean much functionally. But it signals organizational focus and encourages a collaborative rather than antagonistic relationship between staff and AI models. ...


Also, why do you assume that all illegal votes end up being discovered especially on states where those in power don't want illegal votes to be discovered?
#10 | Posted by BellRinger

Where do you think the votes are coming from? Voter history rolls are public record. They have a history of every vote that was cast in the election.

Every ballot cast has to have a corresponding person on the voter rolls that now shows as having voted. Otherwise the number of cast ballots would be more than the number of people shown as having voted. If that were the case, it would be pretty easy for you to show evidence of it. So show me the evidence.

There are other possibilities as well. Ineligible voters being on the rolls... and THEN CASTING A VOTE. But that is also easy to prove. Find a person on the rolls who was ineligible, and then show that they voted from their history.

The last I can think of is an ineligible person impersonating someone who did not vote. But you should be able to find people on the rolls who show as having voted, but did not actually vote. Again, that should be pretty easy to find. And you would likely have a bunch of people who got flagged for trying to vote twice, because how would the fraudsters know who to impersonate?

So please share your evidence of fraud or your theories (based upon how voting, voter rolls, and public information work) of how the fraud could be committed without it being pretty easily uncovered by citizen journalists, much less the political party that has a vested interest in uncovering fraud.

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