By AlaskaWatchman.com

The Alaska Division of Elections is an absolute unmitigated disaster on every front. On accountability, on transparency, on communication, and on record keeping. Watching the video where they point the camera at the computer screen as they push the magic button to see who wins, is as laughable as it is gets.

If there is one more good thing to come out of Trump’s recent victory it has been to make safe the question “Where did the left’s random 12 million votes go from 2020?” That’s a lot of votes… like every man, woman and child in the entire state of Ohio, or everyone in Alaksa, SEVENTEEN TIMES over. Oh right, fraudulent mail-in balloting was humongously curtailed in most states, though that didn’t stop Democrat Bureaucrats from counting fake ballots in Pennsylvania until their Supreme Court stepped in to say “knock it off” and threaten jail time.

I see many, MANY concerned patriots asking for a recount, but you do not understand the methodology of the swamp’s fraud.

You see, on election night, very important information is learned. For example “We are down by 2400 votes…”

Enter Mail-In Ballots, mailed out and mailed back and then adjudicated with little or no oversight. I did a ton of work for you, here is the link to an excel spreadsheet that is an in-depth analysis of outcomes for Ballot Measure 2 and the Race for Congress. It strains the most credulity. According to DOE data, almost 20,000 people chose to take the time to vote, and yet didn’t feel obliged to state whether they were for or against Ballot Measure 2? You expect anyone to believe that 20,000 registered voters in Alaska are so agnostic on this issue, they couldn’t be bothered to fill in the oval?

Then there is the extra precinct. Apparently there is a precinct where people get to vote for our president and lone member of congress, but not our Ballot Measures… and that precinct put up 400 ballots. Look at the state website right now. As of November 21st it’s right there in the precincts reporting totals on the ENR website. Same place I got the POST November 20th election spreadsheet. While up to my armpits in the data, I also noticed JBER votes swung very differently against Ballot Measure 2 than they should have. Perhaps 12 million dollars of lies over the airwaves (that ought to be illegal and prosecuted) had their desired effect. Good thing Ballot Measure 2 got Dark Money out of politics. Thanks Mike Porcaro.

There is so much cloak and dagger behavior at the Division of Elections, it is high time someone ran for Lieutenant Governor with the same “Drain the Swamp” campaign slogan and commitment as Trump is bringing to the Swamp in DC, but for Juneau and the division of elections in General. It is totally opaque by design, and the only way you fix a lack of trust is with transparency. Why do you think there IS NONE?

If I was lieutenant governor, the first thing I would do is delete the entire Alaska active voter registration list immediately. Historical data stays, but precisely ZERO humans registered to vote. You want to do your civic duty, wonderful, spend five minutes registering to vote sometime in the next two years.

The second thing I would do is begin the process of moving Alaska’s vote onto a blockchain that would also secure your PFD and state information. These security breaches are an embarrassment and proof that doing things like it’s 2005, when it’s almost 2025 in ludicrous. And every one of you troglodytes out there who instantly say “the problem is them damn computers” can go fly a kite. Comparing the Midnight Protocol and the Cardano eUTXO ecosystem to a computer makes as much sense as comparing the cash vault at First National Bank to the tool shed behind your house because they’re both “locked.” Or saying you’re as safe in your ice fishing hut as a former missile silo converted into a home because they both have a “door.” Enough of this ignoramus garbage. Get educated. Sorry you have to learn a little. You ought to be able to vote, know your vote was counted, and then YOU choose whether you want to share who you voted for, or the city you live in, or your age… or whatever… or most importantly NOT share that information. Zero Knowledge Proofs and solutions like this will ONLY come from an outsider who wants to leave a legacy of transparency, and not another swamp creature from the left or within the GOP who’s been ordained and promises to carry the torch and keep up the good-old-boy network that greases ALL the bearings in this totally corrupt state alive and well.

The fact that almost everyone I know over 50 knows more about gapping a sparkplug than they do the blockchain technology that WILL run the entire world within a decade is just asinine. You folks are like the meatheads in the mid-nineties talking about how ridiculous email is when stamps work JUST FINE and you get to hold the letter in your sweaty little hands.

Alaska can and must do better. Our elections should NOT opaque and be hiding from scrutiny. Every polling place and counting office could be televised online for months for a fraction of what we waste spraying hydroseed on the bare gravel three times during every road project. Pick your poison, this state blows through money like a pothead through a bag of cheetos. They won’t stop until you take it away.

It’s time to do better. There is NO statute limiting how often a repeal effort can be established. So let’s get the repeal of Ranked Choice Voting ON the ballot again, and call it what it is this time, instead of using the language of the opposition, removal of open primaries. Gag me. Shall Ranked Choice Voting be Repealed?

It should have been. We have work to do…

11.21 > The DoE is a failure

Jake Libbey
Christian, husband, father, amateur-apologist and lover of good communication, our Publisher has invested countless hours bringing the Alaska Watchman to life. Jake is responsible for operations at the Watchman, advertising, and design of the website. In partnership with our Editor-in-Chief, the content for the articles on alaskawatchman.com are a product of the passion, energy and synergy between Publisher and Editor-in-Chief.


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