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Great Depression Era Voters Added to Missouri's Voter Rolls Hadji ## Reporter 09/24/24 (Tue) 19:07:25 27fe25 No.313598

By Joe Hoft

Every entry in a state voter database is a potential vote, and this level of error means bad actors can inject votes into an election that appear to be completely valid.

“Our auditors found 29 million voter registrations that need to be removed, explained or adjudicated and repaired,” says Marly Hornik, CEO of United Sovereign Americans, “Is this malice, arrogance, or incompetence? We demand comprehensive investigations on how these illegal records got into our voting systems. It appears that our election officials are derelict in their duties to follow existing election laws. Until these errors are fixed, every reported election result in the country is, tragically, unreliable.”

https://joehoft.com/united-sovereign-americans-identifies-massive-vote-fraud-in-missouri/

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