VBM

Vote-By-Mail fails most of the safeguards against election fraud:  (1)  There should be a valid reason for not being able to vote in person at the polling station.  (2)  Photo ID verification is not possible  (despite the requirement to show photo ID for almost everything else).  (3)  Secrecy and confidentiality are compromised,  allowing undue influence and coercion to be applied to voters,  and facilitating vote buying.  (4)  Signature verification is made more complicated.  (5)  Chain-of-custody is difficult to maintain with Vote-By-Mail.  (6)  Vote-By-Mail facilitates ballot harvesting

OmniBallot Portal is an electronic, fully accessible vote-by-mail, absentee, UOCAVA and sample ballot solution.

OmniBallot Portal has been deployed in thousands of U.S. elections and used by U.S. military, overseas citizens, and voters with disabilities in 96 countries and on every continent.

OmniBallot Portal is a single platform where administrators can choose a single module or bundle one or more together for even greater savings and efficiency.

In a real-life example, this month, we found a county that changed 31,500 zip codes, yet the voter remained at the same address.  Curious?

That means the voter did not change their address, continued to receive all their mail, except one item – a ballot sent from a voter commission.

Nearly 2/3’s of all Democratic Mail-In Ballot Applications happen in the Spring. That’s because counties are statutorily required to mail the prior year’s Mail-In Ballot Applicants if they wish to re-enroll for the current year. (4/32) 

Essentially, Democratic campaigns “chase” those county mailers with digital ads, texts, robocalls or even their own mailer to get Democratic voters to re-enroll for a Mail-In Ballot. (5/32) 

The result is that 63% of the voters claiming UOCAVA privileges were allegedly non-military overseas citizens

This Summary is a preview of our full UOCAVA report.