Emails show Facebook-linked nonprofit built direct connection to Wisconsin state voter database in 2020 election polling operation
The Wisconsin election trial that took place last week exposed criminal activity across the state.
We previously reported on the trial last week in Wisconsin that exposed numerous shocking criminal acts that took place in the 2020 election. One action that was shocking was the development of a database with recent reports of who voted and who did not in the 2020 election.
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A key element identified in the work related to the trial was that local Wisconsin officials worked with Michael Rubenstein to build this database that was linked to Wisconsin data on a real-time basis. We reported on this in October.
But we only reported in May 2021 on the emails related to this activity.
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In an interview with OAN’s Christina Bobb, Wisconsin Senator Brandtjen says:
They’ve built interactive apps that have really become probably the greatest ability to harvest ballots in Milwaukee … you’re giving this kind of information to a non-profit organization in the city of Milwaukee, and we have their IT department involved, the United States Postal Service should be able to scan the ballots and know exactly when they will return to Milwaukee, this is definitely an advantage only given to these communities that have received CTCL dollars … As you can see while reading this e-mails enter here, they have a direct connection to the Wisvote system.
See the explosive interview below.
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The people of Wisconsin must claim all election-related IT records for before, during and after the 2020 election and have them analyzed by an independent IT audit team. Records showing all activities in and out of the state’s voter database should be the focus.
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