BREAKING: New York Judge Rules For Voters In Last Minute Primary Case

[Turn CO Blue]

28. Pretty simple for the IT department to go back and pull the backup copies of the voter database

from before October (from Sept or August) and then have the database admin or data analysts (under observation) run various inquiries to compare the versions of the data -- specifically the affiliation field from August against the affiliation field now.

Then create a small sample group to investigate further.
Next inquiry: find their record, the affiliation field in August, their affiliation field from today, and search the history log.

Did the voter change it via a form or in person at the DMV (or where ever they register in New York) and there is an entry where a clerk (and clerk ID) changed the affiliation field -- or change from the Sec of State's website, or change from from a mobile app?

Those that were changed online from a mobile app or from the Sec of State website - are there any, or many instances where the affiliation field was changed at the same date and time (as though a script were run)? Are all of the changes within a short time frame?

This is an easy type of data audit (with impartial observers present)

They could also create a new list of any voters who at ANY point in the last year (or whatever date range) showed a voter record affiliation field = the value for Democrat, and provide that to the clerk's office to assist with validating provisional ballots.

None of this would be difficult and a small audit could be done in a couple of hours.