Election Integrity

We The People deserve transparency in our elections.

Join the America Project in exposing and fixing the election administration negligence prevalent across the country. From dirty voter rolls, fake ballots, bad programming, outdated software, lack of security standards, no ballot chain of custody, unsecured ballot drop boxes, lack of transparency in adjudication, and lies about election systems not connected to the internet

VOTE YOUR VISION is committed to empowering every individual to shape their world through the power of their vote. Together, we can shape a better world.

A closer look at data from the FEC.gov

This tool uses publicly available data from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to identify individuals in your zip code who have made reportable contributions more than 100 times in any election cycle. This information is interesting because high numbers of contributions may be an indicator of money laundering and campaign finance fraud (a practice known as “smurfing”). 

What is Smurfing?

In politics, “smurfing” refers to a method used to circumvent campaign finance laws. It involves breaking down large political donations into smaller amounts to evade legal limits on individual contributions. These smaller donations are often made under different names or by using multiple individuals, which makes it harder for authorities to track the true source of the money.

For example, if there’s a legal cap on how much one person can donate to a political campaign, someone might “smurf” by getting other people to donate on their behalf or by making a series of smaller donations under different aliases. This practice is illegal because it undermines transparency and allows wealthy individuals or organizations to influence politics more than allowed by law.

Smurfing is often scrutinized in investigations related to campaign finance violations or efforts to combat corruption in political campaigns.

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How can we improve the voting process?

Paper Ballot Inspection

A full count of the ballots, including scanning and visual inspection of all ballots.

Voter Registration Canvassing

Confirm that those who show as voted in the voter rolls is an accurate representation of who voted.​

Inspect The Machines

An inspection of the Election Management System (EMS) Servers, EMS Clients, precinct tabulators, and adjudication machine-blocks including all storage media.

Adjudication Process Inspection

Confirm that adjudicated ballots were correctly adjudicated and if anomalies occurred to increase ballots that needed to be adjudicated.

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