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Welcome to the CAVDEF election integrity wiki! The purpose of this wiki is to provide a comprehensive guide to election integrity in the United States. It's especially focused on explaining voting processes, chronicling suspect elections, and documenting election contractors.
Contents
Election systems
Procedures by state
Suspect elections
- 1970 Dade County Democratic primary
- 1996 Nebraska general election
- 2000 general election
- 2002 general election
- 2004 Democratic primaries
- 2004 general election
- 2005 Ohio referenda election
- 2006 Pima County RTA election
- 2006 general election
- 2008 Democratic primaries
- 2008 general election
- 2010 Massachusetts special election
- 2010 South Carolina Democratic primary
- 2010 Shelby County TN election
- 2010 general election
- 2011 Wisconsin Supreme Court election
- 2012 Republican primaries
- 2012 Wisconsin gubernatorial recall
- 2012 general election
- 2014 general election
- 2016 Democratic primaries
- 2016 FL-23 congressional primary
- 2016 general election
- 2017 Georgia special election
- 2017 Alabama special election
- 2018 general election
- 2020 Democratic primaries
- 2020 general election
Red flags
Vendors
Contractors
Voting equipment:
- LHS Associates (New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut)
- Command Central (Wisconsin)
- Governmental Business Systems (Michigan, Illinois, Indiana)
- Harp Enterprises (Kentucky)
- Casto & Harris (West Virginia)
- DFM Associates (California, Washington, Illinois)
- Triad GSI (Florida, Ohio)
- William Doyle (Arizona)
- John Paulsen (Colorado)
- Elkins-Swyers Company (Missouri) - see their voting equipment page which is all Dominion products and their homepage which says "Elkins-Swyers is the Missouri dealer for Dominion Voting Systems"
Mail ballot services:
- Frank Kaplan (Texas, Colorado)
- John Elder (California)
Results middlemen:
Election officials
- Arizona
- Chuck Huckelberry (????-????)
- Arkansas
- Bill McCuen (????-????)
- California
- Mischelle Townsend (1997-2004)
- Michael Vu (2007-present)
- Dean Logan (2007-present)
- Colorado
- Holly Lowder (????-2008)
- Florida
- Lana Hires (????-????)
- Katherine Harris (1999-2002)
- Theresa LePore (????-????)
- Brenda Snipes (2003-present)
- Georgia
- Cathy Cox (????-????)
- Kansas
- Kris Kobach (2011-present)
- Maryland
- Linda Lamone (????-present)
- Nebraska
- Vickie Edwards (????-????)
- New Hampshire
- Bill Gardner (1976-present)
- Ohio
- Ken Blackwell (1999-2007)
- Michael Vu (2003-2007)
- Jon Husted (2011-present)
- Tennessee
- Richard Holden (2010-2015)
- Washington
- Ralph Munro (1981-2001)
- Dean Logan (pre 2004-2006)
- Wisconsin
- Kathy Nickolaus (pre 2011-2014)
- Joan Rennert (pre 2016-????)
Test labs
- Wyle Labs - Huntsville AL
- Nichols Research - Huntsville AL
- PSInet - Huntsville AL
- Metamor - Huntsville AL
- Ciber - Huntsville AL
- SysTest Labs - Denver CO
- InfoGard Labs - San Luis Obispo CA
- iBeta - Aurora CO
- SLI Compliance - Wheat Ridge CO
- Pro V&V - Huntsville AL
Interest groups
United States
- National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS)
- Election Center
- National Association of State Election Directors (NASED)
- Information Technology Association of America (ITAA)
International
Operatives
Traditional Republicans (voter suppression, electronic vote rigging)
- Karl Rove: Leader of the operation, heavily linked to corporate elites and the intelligence community
- R. Doug Lewis: Privatization efforts, approving test labs, influencing election officials
- Bob Urosevich: Connects together most of the different voting machine vendors
- Jeff Averbeck: IT black-ops at SmarTech
- Michael Connell: Rove's personal IT guru (deceased)
- Jack Abramoff?: Lobbyist affiliated with many top GOP figures (retired)
- Robert Gates: Promoting electronic voting from the shadows through SAIC and VoteHere
- Tom Feeney: Requested a prototype of touchscreen vote rigging software in 2000 (retired)
- Li-Woan Yang: Leader of the Florida contractor enlisted by Feeney
- Hank Asher: Data mining and computer programming for intelligence operations (deceased)
- Roger Stone: Propaganda and other "dirty tricks"
- Kris Kobach: Voter suppression
Democratic Party (intra-party manipulation, voter suppression, ballot stuffing)
Alt-right Republicans (voter suppression, psychological operations)
- Robert Mercer: Financing and overall direction
- Nick Ayers: General leadership, perhaps the successor to Karl Rove
- Steve Bannon: General leadership
- Paul Manafort: Delegate wrangling (facing criminal charges)
- Roger Stone: Propaganda and other "dirty tricks"
- Kris Kobach: Voter suppression
Whistleblowers
- Leonard Gates?
- Clint Curtis
- Ray Lemme
- Wes Vance?
- Rob Behler
- Chris Hood
- Stephen Heller
- Dana Jill Simpson
- Michael Connell
Corporate media
- National outlets
- Voter News Service (VNS) / National Election Pool (NEP): Election reporting consortium
- Associated Press
- Local outlets
Mitigations
- Voter disenfranchisement
- Electronic vote rigging
Activists/researchers
- People
- Organizations
Other topics
- Category:Interest groups
- JFK assassination
- MLK assassination
- RFK assassination
- Watergate scandal
- Drug trafficking
- Category:The Octopus
- Category:Human trafficking and sex rings
- Category:Mind control
- Bush Administration email controversy
- Don Siegelman prosecution
- Category:Law enforcement
- Category:Deep crimes
- Category:Lawyers
- Category:Protected assets
- Category:Military installations
