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Vote Tampering Reports

Low Resolution Vote Tampering Reports

These analyses compare voter history data from multiple timestamped snapshots of the state’s official voter database. The reports identify changes made to federal election records after the elections were certified.

The top data set in each election chart includes changes to vote participation history for voter records that exist in both voter record copies being compared.

The second data set in each election chart includes the additions or deletions of entire voter profiles and their associated voting participation histories for that election.

When election officials certify an election, they are legally guaranteeing that the election is accurate. So, why would CERTIFIED election records be changing? And why would they still be changing five years after the election? If the election was not accurate and required changes, then why was it certified?

Certification represents an official declaration that election processes were completed, ballots were counted, and results are correct. If changes were necessary, where are the records that document when these changes were made, why they were made, who made them and who authorized them?

Election records should not be moving targets. Citizens are entitled to transparency, accountability, and proof that election records remain accurate long after certification.

High Frequency Vote Tampering Reports

The counts in the reports below reflect the number of changes made to individual voter history records DURING an election.

These analyses examined the early voting period of Texas’s 2024 General Election and 2026 Primary Elections—Democrat and Republican. Snapshots were downloaded from the Texas Secretary of State’s website at regular intervals every day from the beginning through the end of early voting.

The state’s published files are expected to reflect the official list of all voters who had cast ballots during the early voting period for the elections.

The summary of suspected manipulation includes the following categories:

• Voter OSCILLATION: Voter ID appears, disappears, and reappears, sometimes multiple times in the data.
• INJECTED Ballots: Additional ballots injected for voter IDs who had already cast a ballot.
• Voter History CHANGES: Total number of incremental changes (additions or deletions) to number of ballots assigned to a voter ID over time.
• Voter History DELETIONS: Voter IDs with previously cast ballot (vote record) completely missing at the end of early voting.

These problems happen too often and follow patterns that don’t occur by chance or simple mistakes. The way the data changes over time suggests intentional or automated manipulation, not normal reporting errors. Because these issues are repeated and significant, they should be formally investigated and reviewed under state and federal election laws.

Unite4Freedom’s Vote Tampering Reports for Texas are significant evidence that the election system was breached and was being manipulated in real time.

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