The team in New Mexico auditing the 2020 Election identified a pattern that is not random and not at all expected. Another day, another election issue with the 2020 Election identified.
The audit team in New Mexico identified chain of custody issues with ballots in the 2020 Election similar to what we have seen across the nation.
The New Mexico audit team also identified issues with the voting systems used in the state where they are equipped with printers that can fill in the ballots.
The audit team in New Mexico also identified another significant issue. This team identified a pattern in the state’s voter registries that should not be there. These patterns indicate that manipulated and corrupt voter rolls are being used in the state.
(The following comes from Erin Clements, a key member of the New Mexico audit team.)
The daily registrations in the voter registration database in New Mexico have ridiculously consistent patterns from county to county. They seem to be injected according to an algorithm that controls the number injected each day which is scaled for the population of the counties.
Here is the daily registration pattern for Otero County along with the approximate dates that the state joined the voter registration system ERIC, gave the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) write-access to our rolls, and our Secretary of State (SOS) gave Rock the Vote enhanced access to bypass her website when registering voters. You can see that there is a dramatic increase in the amount of manipulation starting in 2018. There are also no times when voters aren’t being registered even though until 2020 we had a state statute that required the rolls to be shut down during elections:
Now here’s Otero County’s daily registrations (a mid-size red county), next to Bernalillo County (a huge, blue county). The patterns are exactly the same, but Bernalillo is scaled up for its larger population:
Now here are 12 NM counties – a mix of red and blue, large and small. They’re all the same:
If that wasn’t disturbing enough, when looking at only a few months of data at a time and when splitting registrations out by party, a clear, repeating weekly pattern emerges where the Decline to State (DTS) voters (those are how New Mexico’s SOS identifies independents) magically track with the GOP, and the Democrats always manage to out-register the GOP by approximately the same percentage every day in the record going on for years. This is true even during those massive unexplained peaks that we can see in the record.
If this pattern was truly a result of random, human behavior, the party lines should cross each other as parties make special efforts to register voters during special events or canvassing. And there is no good reason why the independent voters should always correlate to the GOP in each county. Especially as the GOP changes from county to county and precinct to precinct:
This same pattern exists in the state, county, and even down to the precinct level, no matter which county you’re looking at. Here are several different counties, a mix of red and blue:
