The very fact that this hearing exists is a reminder that public trust is not granted —it’s cultivated, audit by audit, question by question. When irregularities surface, sunlight is the only path back to coherence.
Three pulses I’m tracking as we move toward (or now reschedule) April 23:
1. Transparency as a Civic Right, not a Courtesy
Every ballot chain-of-custody log, every affidavit, every exhibit should be visible in one searchable hub. Democracy depends on receipts we can all inspect without a lawyer’s paywall.
2. Process over Partisanship
Election integrity work succeeds only when it refuses ideological bait. Your team’s non-partisan stance keeps the focus where it belongs: on the systemic mechanics—seals, counts, observer access—rather than on which side might gain.
3. Micro-Action, Macro-Impact
If 1% of voters volunteer one shift as observers—or donate one hour’s wage to fund forensic audits—the aggregate vigilance becomes its own security layer. Small, distributed commitments scale faster than any single watchdog can.
Grateful to SMART Elections for doing the slow, unglamorous labor of documentation. However the court rules, the real win is a public record detailed enough for future reform. Onward to elections we can all verify, pixel by pixel, vote by vote.
The very fact that this hearing exists is a reminder that public trust is not granted —it’s cultivated, audit by audit, question by question. When irregularities surface, sunlight is the only path back to coherence.
Three pulses I’m tracking as we move toward (or now reschedule) April 23:
1. Transparency as a Civic Right, not a Courtesy
Every ballot chain-of-custody log, every affidavit, every exhibit should be visible in one searchable hub. Democracy depends on receipts we can all inspect without a lawyer’s paywall.
2. Process over Partisanship
Election integrity work succeeds only when it refuses ideological bait. Your team’s non-partisan stance keeps the focus where it belongs: on the systemic mechanics—seals, counts, observer access—rather than on which side might gain.
3. Micro-Action, Macro-Impact
If 1% of voters volunteer one shift as observers—or donate one hour’s wage to fund forensic audits—the aggregate vigilance becomes its own security layer. Small, distributed commitments scale faster than any single watchdog can.
Grateful to SMART Elections for doing the slow, unglamorous labor of documentation. However the court rules, the real win is a public record detailed enough for future reform. Onward to elections we can all verify, pixel by pixel, vote by vote.
I LOVE THIS!! GIVE ME MORE, MORE, MORE!!!!
Having Elon’s Hackers involved doesn’t make it better
Where’s the zoom link?