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Bet you can't guess which town! https://www.foxnews.com/us/democrat-run-tourist-town-north-carolina-sees-violent-crime-spike-as-police-dwindle-perfect-storm And this was reported on Fox News, no less! Asheville, North Carolina, has seen a 31% surge in violent crime within five years https://www.foxnews.com/us/democrat-run-tourist-town-north-carolina-sees-violent-crime-spike-as-police-dwindle-perfect-storm Asheville, North Carolina — Multiple local law enforcement sources who spoke to Fox News Digital laid partial blame for the deteriorating condition of a North Carolina tourist town on the city's liberal political leadership and on left-wing activists who undermine police. "I think what you're seeing in Asheville right now is a culmination of the last several years of pulling police back and not letting them do their jobs like they're able to do," former Buncombe County Sheriff Van Duncan told Fox News Digital in a phone interview. Asheville, a city of approximately 90,000 people nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Buncombe County, North Carolina, has seen a 31% surge in violent crime per 100,000 people from 2016 to 2020, according to statistics released in the spring. Asheville's growth in violent crime is nearly double that of the national average and ranks among the highest in North Carolina, where violent crime has increased 13% statewide. Asheville has so far seen 11 homicides in 2022, setting it on pace to surpass the homicide rate of 2021 and 2020. Rates of homelessness have increased 21% since 2021, according to data released in May. There is also evidence of increased Mexican drug cartel activity in the area, according to multiple law enforcement sources who spoke to Fox News Digital. Both the Asheville Police Department (APD) and the Buncombe County Sheriff's Department have been hemorrhaging officers in recent years, with many retiring early or simply quitting. APD made international headlines in June 2021 when they announced they would no longer respond in-person to 911 calls about theft, fraud or trespassing after losing a third of their force. ‘Downhill quickly’ Duncan, who was a longtime registered Democrat, retired as sheriff and became politically unaffiliated in 2018, citing "an anti-law enforcement sentiment in the Democratic Party right now," according to the Asheville Citizen-Times. He told Fox News Digital that police who do wrong must be held accountable, but also said officers both locally and around the country have become hesitant to do their jobs "because they can be right, but it can be the wrong set of facts, and they can still wind up in trouble." Duncan further noted that when he was serving as county sheriff, "left-wing activists" from outside the community would sweep in to disrupt community meetings. "They would really try to get into it with the police, and a lot of times, they would try to shout down things," he said. "And the first people who quit coming to those meetings were the people within the community. They really didn't get to speak, and they really didn't get anything done." "Personally, I think that is the agenda of the Left: for law enforcement not to be able to do anything that's effective and makes the community safer," he added. An officer currently with the Buncombe County Sheriff's Department who spoke to Fox News Digital on condition of anonymity attributed the exodus of officers to policy changes that hamstring them. The officer also cited an overall lack of leadership and the "liberal agenda" of some county commissioners and members of city council. Neither the Asheville City Council nor the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners responded to Fox News Digital's request for comment. HOMICIDES DOWN BUT VIOLENT CRIME UP IN MAJOR US CITIES AS MIDTERMS APPROACH The officer laid particular blame on Buncombe County District Attorney Todd Williams, a Democrat whose office did not respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital. The officer claimed Williams' office often doesn't charge criminals at all or reduces felony charges to misdemeanors. "Crime will continue to rise when there is no accountability for subjects of a crime," the officer said. "Officers overlook so many things because they know that it will go nowhere in court." The officer predicted the situation in the Asheville area is headed "downhill quickly" without a change in leadership. ‘Evil is real’ APD Chief David Zack told Fox News Digital that the reasons behind the steady flood of resignations in his department are complicated and multi-faceted. Zack said the APD has lost more than 100 sworn officers since May 2020, which he noted is roughly equivalent to 600 years of experience walking out the door. He pinpointed family pressures, a lack of community support and low pay in the expensive city as major factors pushing police to throw in the towel, but explained that APD has been working with the city to make salaries more competitive. He also said that "officers are very, very frustrated" with low bail. Placing Asheville's situation within the context of trends present in police departments across the U.S., he said the loss of officers accelerated following the protests that took place in the wake of George Floyd's death in 2020. The protests that roiled Asheville that summer were especially tense, with APD officers decked out in riot gear engaging in an hours-long standoff with protesters on a bridge leading into the city. "There certainly have been questions about support [for police] from elected officials, from the president of the United States right on down, so it's not just local leaders," he said. "It's just been like a perfect storm of events and circumstances that are driving officers out of the profession who have a significant amount of time and experience invested." Zack also noted that fewer people even want to become police officers anymore, leading to what he described as "a hamster wheel of losing people and trying to replace them at the same time." "I certainly think that with the losses that we have, our ability to be proactive and also our ability to be visible are partly causing some of the increases," the chief said of rising violent crime. "Because we've lost so many officers, and we're operating at almost 42% down every single day, officer presence and officer visibility are not what they were." Zack also said fentanyl in the region has gotten "out of control," and that the amount they have been taking off the street is "alarming." He recounted that county police recently made the biggest fentanyl bust in Buncombe County history until APD made a bigger bust weeks later. When Justin Wilson, who served a decade as an APD community resource officer, resigned in August 2020 to begin a new career, he sent a letter to the community he served, apologizing to them and explaining that the job had "taken a toll on my personal life." His letter was published on the front page of the local newspaper. Writing how he had come to believe that police were tasked beyond their capacity with "stopping societal issues and disorder," Wilson concluded that law enforcement solutions are merely "a Band-Aid" on such profound problems and that "strong communities are the real remedy." "After 10 years at APD, I can say confidently that APD officers are good people with good hearts," he wrote. "Evil is real. Evil exists in Asheville, officers are surrounded by it, and they do their best with what they have. Please remember that." ‘Hub of Antifa’ Chad Nesbitt, the former chair of the Buncombe County GOP who now works as a local investigative journalist, attributed some of the city's problems to Antifa's presence in Asheville, which he described as "the hub of Antifa" in the region. "It's devastating what they've done here in town and the Asheville area," Nesbitt said of Antifa, whose activity he has followed closely ever since he was nearly killed during protests downtown following the verdict in the Breonna Taylor case in 2020. Activists also dropped off a coffin filled with dirt and animal manure in front of APD headquarters at the time. Nesbitt said local Antifa have used Floyd's death "as an excuse to bring anarchy to this city," and pinpointed Firestorm Bookstore Co-op in West Asheville as the nexus of their activity. The bookstore did not respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment. Nesbitt said Antifa activists from other major cities throughout North Carolina congregate in Asheville, and that the members of the organization who believe in political violence "will try to instigate some of the dumbest people to do something very stupid." Asheville drew national attention this summer when Mountain Area Pregnancy Services, a local faith-based crisis pregnancy center, was among several similar pro-life establishments nationwide that were vandalized in June by the radical, Antifa-affiliated pro-abortion group "Jane's Revenge." On July 4, a day after receiving a threatening email signed "ANTIFA," the APD arrested two suspects for allegedly attempting to bomb the former site of the Vance Monument, an obelisk dedicated to North Carolina's Civil War-time governor. The monument stood in the center of downtown Asheville for 123 years before the city dismantled it in 2021. esbitt maintained that local Antifa has worked its way into universities throughout western North Carolina, and that figures sympathetic to Antifa have risen to positions of power on the city council, which did not respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment on his allegation. Joey Reece, who is now retired after serving 12 years as a state trooper and another 22 years as an agent with the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) in the area, reflected sadly to Fox News Digital how Asheville has declined since he grew up there. "You're going to have to literally go back to some old 1990s-style law enforcement, and people have to be put in jail who commit crimes," he said. "Or Asheville will soon become a non-entity. Asheville will not be a vacation destination. It won't be a retirement destination. We're already in the top 10% of violent cities in America." Asheville was rated among the top 10 U.S. travel destinations according to Travel + Leisure World's Best Awards in 2016, and the Buncombe County Tourism Development Authority recently spent $1.3 million in local tax dollars to advertise at the 2022 U.S. Open. "There's no stopping it unless you change what you're doing," Reece added. "And to do that, you have to have community resolve. And I think the community that is there now doesn't have that resolve. I think they're more of an enabling community, and I don't see it getting any better."

Did you miss one of NCEIT's summits? Do you want further training on Phantom Voter app to do List Maintenance? Want to hear what Transylvania patriots are doing with List Maintenance and the other Election Integrity Task Forces? Become pro-active with Vulnerable Voters! Come to our Asheville Tea Party meeting on Thursday, September 1, 2022 at 6PM at IHOP, 229 Airport Rd., Arden. ATP is a Board Member and integral part of the North Carolina Election Integrity Project (NCEIT.org). We have been training all over the state since the end of February and will continue to do so until early voting in October. We need an army of poll observers for the election. That means YOU. We are also setting up local Election Integrity Task Forces across the state to put eyes on all of the systems the Left has infiltrated and corrupted. In short, we are duplicating the 2021 Virginia Model of election success. It is our mission to bring you the tools you need to be effective. It is a non-partisan effort to assure that it is Easy To Vote and Hard to Cheat. As promised at the Buncombe 8/20 Summit, we will continue to offer training and support. Speakers Learn how to walk your neighborhood or precinct using the Phantom Voter app as demonstrated at the Buncombe Summit and developed by Tom Braine. Find our how one county is cleaning up the voter rolls and working with their BOE. Herschel Johnson and Palmer Swanson of Transylvania County have a success story that you need to hear. You may want to follow their lead. You won't know unless you come. Become pro-active with Vulnerable Voters! Herschel Johnson, Election Integrity Chair, Transylvania County: "The Task Force is a permanent organization and will continue to focus resources on Voter Roll Maintenance. Three of the eight lanes have active leads. The others will be operational by November. The Task Force will continue to expand the Voter Roll Maintenance capabilities to other NC counties with a special focus on Western North Carolina. The Task Force will also avail itself to assisting other counties to set up Election Integrity Task Forces." Link to Citizen's Guide to Building an Election Integrity Inferastructure: (The Eight Systems of Elections Integrity https://www.nceit.org/_files/ugd/71310c_f06a43795f68464c99002c03bbfda79d.pdf

Dear Caller: Thank you so very much for doing this. You are the lynch pin for our success in recruiting County Coordinators for all 100 NC counties! You rock! These calls are for those who attended one of our NCEIT Workshop/Summits since February. If you get an answering machine, please mark your spread sheet LM with a time so you can call again at another time to hopefully reach them. Answering Machine: Hi. This is ______ from the North Carolina Election Integrity Team calling to follow up with you since you attended one of our workshop summits. We want to make sure you have signed up to be a Poll Observer and we want to give you some information about the County Coordinator position in your county. Please call me back at ____________________. Call Script: Person answers. Hello, my name is __________ ______________. I am calling to say Thank You from the North Carolina Election Integrity Team – NCEIT – for attending one of our Workshop Summits. We’re here to offer support. We hope you have signed up as a Poll Observer with your local political party. Do you have any questions about how to do that? 1* (Let them answer. If they do need direction, see 1* below.) If we are to make it Easy to Vote and Hard to Cheat, we also need to mobilize all North Carolina counties to get involved in NCEIT. To do that, NCEIT wants to encourage you to consider joining our state NCEIT team of local County Coordinators. We would like to invite you to a short Zoom call that will outline the Tasks of a Local NCEIT County Coordinator. We will show you how to become an NCEIT member so you have additional access to Member Resources and our State Election Integrity Reporting System – SEIRS, our weekly Tuesday statewide call, Poll Observer videos, state statutes, legislation, and more. Can I send you those links with the day and time of those calls? There are 9 Zoom calls at different days and times for your convenience. See 2* below. Get their name and email and county. Send them the times and links. Send their info to Jane@NCEIT.org so I know who’s coming and I can send them an invite. Also, give them my contact info Jane@NCEIT.org. See 2* ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1*: Only a political party can sign you up to be a poll observer. The poll observer names have to be sent to the local Board of Elections 10 days before poll observing. So, get on the list now for early voting and the election. Look up and call your local party (Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, Green Party) and ask to be put on a list. It’s that easy. You pick your days, location and time slot. The time slots for poll observers is 4 hours. (If they want more Poll Observer training, direct them to NCEIT/Member Resources. Scroll down the page to the instructional videos. They have to be a member. Members sign up at NCEIT.org/Join Us 2* Days, Times and Links to Zoom Intro for County Coordinators • Monday, Sept 12th at 4PM here • Tuesday, Sept 13th at 7PM here • Wednesday, Sept 14th at 11AM here • • Monday, Sept 19th at 4PM here • Tuesday, Sept 20th at 12:15PM here • Wednesday, Sept 21st at 7PM here • • Monday, Sept 26th at 5PM here • Tuesday, Sept 27th at 7PM here • Wednesday, Sept 28th at 11AM here

Every Tuesday across North Carolina, local Boards of Election conduct the opening and scanning of absentee ballots. YOU NEED TO BE THERE TO WITNESS that the process is correct, and ballots are handled securely. The Process a) Every BOE member inspects every container (envelope) to assure there is a witness signature/notary. b) All BOE members open the containers. Lay ballots flat. c) Ballots are run through the machine. d) The number of containers (envelopes) must equal the number of ballots. (Ask to see the receipt.) Don't be afraid to ask questions before or after the process. They need to see us and understand we are watching. Be nice. This is what is not happening to secure absentee ballots that needs to be changed at the legislature: Ballots should be placed in a secure container and sealed with a tamper proof seal. All BOE members should sign. Then, the observer/citizen should ask to see the serial numbers on the seal. Take note of the serial number and write it down. (This is how cheating occurs. Anyone with a key to the machine can tamper with it. This is how it happens. This has to stop. The statutes need to be changed at the Legislature. SC has implemented this last step. We will have the demo video up on NCEIT for your perusal.) What can you do about it?? Want to be part of assuring absentee ballots are secure? Join #7 Statutory Provisions & Compliance (Legislative oversight and advocacy) committee to establish a Permanent Infrastructure in every county! We must establish committees to address each of these 8 components of election integrity. (See below for the (Eight Systems of Election Integrity) Find others who are motivated to lobby for election law changes to make it Easy to Vote. Hard to Cheat. Contact your NCEIT team to get started. We will be having Zoom calls to get each county started in forming these committees. Jim Womack: 919 770 4783 james.k.womack@gmail.com Jay Delancy 919 332 4129 jay.delancy@gmail.com Jane Bilello 209 986 3845 jane.bilello@gmail.com Sue Butcher 919 213 7165 one_in_spirit@yahoo.com REMEMBER From the NCEIT Training: We need to make County Board of Election Liaison a permanent committee along with the others below. For this primary, we can establish a Board of Elections committee and (2) Poll Observers, employees, and greeters (Recruited & trained at all voting locations.) After this Primary, we continue to meet and work to establish the other committees. There will be Zoom and in-person meetings to accomplish this. Thanks!! FYI: You will be given access behind the firewall after you have created an NCEIT.org account and we have vetted you. Please sign up at www.NCEIT.org. NCEIT training materials and videos are up there. Please check the website often because more information and videos will be uploaded. Plus, we now have the reporting app that will be ready by the end of the week of May 2, 2022. Call Jane if you have questions: 209 986 3845. This is how we establish a Permanent Infrastructure in every county! We must establish committees to address each of these 8 components of election integrity.

HUGE: CISA Releases Much-Anticipated Report on Dominion Voting Machines - Reveals Software Is Exploitable and Attackers Are Able to Insert Malicious Code to Alter Results (thegatewaypundit.com) CISA released its much-anticipated report on Dominion Voting Machines on Friday afternoon before the weekend. Last Saturday, CNN admitted that Dominion Voting Machine Software has flaws that can be exploited. Federal authorities finally admitted to this truth last Saturday during the long holiday weekend. The same officials who did not inspect the machines after the election told CNN that there is no evidence that the machines were tampered with. TRENDING: FBI Arrests Trump Advisor Dr. Peter Navarro at DC-Area Airport One Day After He Vowed to Help Republicans Impeach Joe Biden The Gateway Pundit has been reporting on Dominion for two years now. It appears officials are finally catching up on something we already knew. The report shows that software could be leveraged by an attacker to gain elevated privileges and to install malicious code. Federal authorities finally admitted to this truth last Saturday during the long holiday weekend. The same officials who did not inspect the machines after the election told CNN that there is no evidence that the machines were tampered with. TRENDING: FBI Arrests Trump Advisor Dr. Peter Navarro at DC-Area Airport One Day After He Vowed to Help Republicans Impeach Joe Biden The Gateway Pundit has been reporting on Dominion for two years now. It appears officials are finally catching up on something we already knew. The report shows that software could be leveraged by an attacker to gain elevated privileges and to install malicious code. Read more here.

It is our understanding that the comment period for these changes to take place for this upcoming November, 2022 election will be 7 days beginning July 28th, 2022, barely enough time for comments. We will post the comment link here and in Action Alerts as soon as it becomes available. See link Proposed Amended 08 NCAC 20.0101 Election Observers: https://s3.amazonaws.com/dl.ncsbe.gov/State_Board_Meeting_Docs/2022-07-14/Elections%20Rules/Proposed%20Amended%2008%20NCAC%2020%20.0101.pdf See line for Proposed Amended 08 NCAC 10B.0101 Tasks and Duties of Precinct Officials at Voting Places: https://s3.amazonaws.com/dl.ncsbe.gov/State_Board_Meeting_Docs/2022-07-14/Elections%20Rules/Proposed%20Amended%2008%20NCAC%2010B%20.0101.pdf

You might want to get a head start by downloading this Smart Book! We will be demonstrating this Smart Book at the Regional Summit. It is being uploaded onto NCEIT.org. But, you can find the links below. Be armed with the NC State Statutes when you are Poll Observing, actiing as a Judge, or going to your local Board of Elections for their meetings, educating folks, etc. Information at your fingertips. The two links below contain the NC State Election Statutes and a tabbed color index for your information. Print the pages and place them in a binder to keep with you. (The book is 50 pages.) For the future, NCEIT will put up individual changes to the Statutes as they occur so you can add or replace pages in each section of your book. (I am putting my pages into report protector sheets. They are clear pocket sheets with 3 holes to insert into the binder.) Please thank Jay Delancy, CEO of Voter Integrity Project and NCEIT Board Member for this incredible work he has compiled. Jay@NCEIT.org Contents: SB 1.0 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UZORrEmklNkaX5hgKuwBr2hOR1bGZPED/view?usp=sharing Table of Contents Tabs: TOC https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aG5rdLSvxjYH2YvYz_BNJuXSeCa27REb/view?usp=sharing

Raleigh, N.C. Apr 1, 2022 10:24 a.m: The State Board of Elections invites the public to comment on two new administrative rules that are being proposed to allow specifically permitted individuals to access information that voting system vendors place in escrow as part of the state certification of those systems. The comment period is now open and ends May 31. A virtual public hearing will be held at 10 a.m. April 27. This escrowed information includes proprietary and highly sensitive information for certified voting systems, including source codes for voting machines and election management systems and their software. These rules are designed to ensure that a narrowly defined group of individuals authorized by state law may review this information without risking the disclosure of proprietary information belonging to vendors or the disclosure of features of voting systems that could be exploited by malicious actors to compromise the integrity of elections. This group includes the State Board of Elections, county boards of elections that purchase voting systems, the NC Department of Information Technology, and the chairs of recognized political parties, in accordance with G.S. 163-165.7(a)(6). “These rules are an important step forward in ensuring transparency in our elections, while also protecting sensitive information as necessary to keep our elections secure,” said Karen Brinson Bell, executive director of the State Board of Elections. The text of the proposed rules may be found here: Authorized Access to Escrow Materials Proposed Rule 08 NCAC 04 .0308 (PDF) Nondisclosure Agreement for Review of Escrowed Materials Proposed Rule 08 NCAC 04 .0309 (PDF) Methods for Public Comment Public comment may be made through any of the following methods: Online: Rulemaking Public Comment Portal Email: rulemaking.sboe@ncsbe.gov Mail: Attn: Rulemaking Coordinator, 6400 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27603-1362 Comment period ends: May 31, 2022 Upcoming Public Hearing A virtual public hearing will be held as follows: Date: 10 a.m. April 27, 2022 Location: Webex, or by telephone dial-in (415) 655-0003; access code 2438 018 7935 ###

Remember the Medicaid Expansion Bill the NC Senate tried to pass in the NC House? It didn't pass in the House but that's not stopping the dishonest powers that be. This is the sinister plot to get it passed ... The House leadership ( Tim Moore and Rep John Bell) were all along working with Senate Leader Pro Tempore Phil Berger to get a deal done with Evil Gov Cooper on a Budget deal tied to Medicaid Expansion. Even though the House GOP Caucus voted NOT to go forward, Moore is forcing it anyway - through the Health Committee. The plan is to assign the bill to the Health Committee and line up the votes (working with the Dems). They plan to run the bill in December 2022 (Yes, a special session after the election) so they can more easily get it passed. Unforgivable! Infuriating! You wonder why the nation is failing!? The pressure is on. Call Burger, Bell and your NC House Reps and tell them you know of their plot and this will become an election issue in November. The GOP won't hold them accountable. So WE Must!!! (By the way, they may deny this. It's reliable info from inside source. Put them on notice!)

New organization trains volunteers to make elections more secure (carolinajournal.com) The North Carolina Election Integrity Team (NCEIT, pronounced “insight”) seeks to fill that gap by training election observers and other election integrity leaders throughout North Carolina. To help push that effort along, the Election Integrity Network hosted the North Carolina Statewide Election Integrity Summit in partnership with NCEIT and other state and national organizations (including the John Locke Foundation) on June 10–11 in Raleigh. We had the opportunity to observe how summit leaders trained volunteers on how to build election integrity infrastructure in their communities. The summit included training, building grassroots teams to hold elections officials accountable, and researching left-wing groups that have integrated themselves within the State Board of Elections and county election boards. It also included training on effectively filing election complaints and protecting vulnerable voters (such as nursing home patients) from absentee ballot fraud. And, of course, the summit included election observer training. Participants learned how volunteers in the 2021 election in Virginia politely but firmly held elections officials accountable and how the “Virginia model” can be applied in North Carolina and elsewhere. Participants also practiced skits and various scenarios that observers have encountered, such as dealing with aggressive poll workers. NCEIT has already conducted training sessions across North Carolina to train volunteers to create local teams that will further train election observers and other election integrity volunteers in their communities. If you want to be part of the election integrity solution in North Carolina, you can contact them to see when a training session will be in your area. NCEIT.org

https://whoscounting.us/wcpodcast/ Each week, Cleta interviews election integrity warriors from all over the nation. Find out what they are doing to return this Republic to WE THE PEOPLE by securing our elections and assuring that 2020 is never repeated. Cleta Mitchell and the Conservative Partnership Institute have been the catalyst bringing the eight battleground states together to confront the fraudsters stealing our elections. Election Integrity Network and Who's Counting with Cleta Mitchell is a project of Conservative Partnership Institute. We are a coalition of conservative leaders, organizations, public officials and citizens dedicated to securing the legality of every American vote. EIN is lead by CPI Senior Legal Fellow for Election Integrity, attorney Cleta Mitchell, a nationally recognized election law attorney, author, scholar and advocate. CPI is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization located in Washington, D.C. It was founded in 2017 by former U.S. Senator and CPI Chairman Jim DeMint, and joined this year by former Trump White House Chief of Staff and former U.S. Congressman Mark Meadows, who now serves as CPI Senior Partner. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listen to July 20, 2022 Podcast with Mollie Hemingway — Federalist Senior Editor and author of the new book Rigged reveals how big tech, a propaganda-driven liberal media, and Democrat strategy corrupted the 2020 elections. Mollie joins Cleta Mitchell to reflect on lessons learned and where the integrity of US elections is headed as they both draw on experience to identify problems and suggest solutions. Will we ever have fair elections again? Will mail-in ballots remain the Democrat’s strategic plan for vote manipulation? Listen to this episode of Who’s Counting with Cleta Mitchell and Mollie Hemingway: A Deadly Trend: Liberal Bias Transformed Into Election Corruption to find out. Mollie’s must-read book Rigged is available on Amazon. A Deadly Trend: Liberal Bias Transformed Into Election CorruptionSubscribe and listen on: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify

The North Carolina Election Integrity Team Regional Summit in Asheville Date Saturday, August 20, 2022 Time 9:15AM – 3PM Location Woodfin Community Center 23 Community Rd. Woodfin, NC Buy Tickets Here $15 $15 Deadline for ticket sales is Saturday, August 13th so you have lunch. Registration includes materials and lunch. Agenda: Poll Watcher Training. Task Forces/Work Groups. Our Reporting System. List Maintenance. Absentee Ballots, and more. We are building a permanent electoral infrastructure and duplicating the election success in Virginia in 2021. This is how we fix election fraud. See Citizens Guide to Building an Election Integrity Infrastructure: www.whoscounting.us Election Integrity Network – Who’s Counting with Cleta Mitchell Paid for by NCEIT.org and not any candidate or candidate's committee.