Selections in Minnesota

Selections in Minnesota

Erik van Mechelen
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Table of Contents

Selections in Minnesota

  • Introduction: Show Your Work
    • The Impact of Elections
    • The Input/Output System and the Six Phases
    • This Book’s Focus: Every Voter Wins
  • Minnesota Constitution: Article VII, Elective Franchise
  • The Role of the Office of the Secretary of State
    • The Potential Function of the Elections Division: Auditing Elections
  • The Rules of the Election Game
  • Principles: Every Voter Wins
    • Can We Show Our Work?
    • (So Far) The House Always Wins
    • Achieving “Every Voter Wins”
  • Freedom of Information
    • Minnesota Records Requests
  • Chapter (x) - Voter Registration (and Voter Rolls/Histories) (and the Statewide Voter Registration List)
    • Voter Registration
    • Voter Rolls: Voter Histories and Current Voter List
    • Same-Day Registration through Electronic Poll Pads
    • Further research?
  • Election Day
  • Election Night
  • Reporting
  • Audits
  • Chapter Seven - What We Can Do
    • What Recent Laws were Added or Amended?
    • What Can Towns, Cities, and Counties Do?
    • What is the Simplest Legislative Change at the State Level?
    • Local Action
    • Small Counties with Great Potential
    • Objections to Hand Counting
    • How Much Do Machine Elections Cost?
    • The County Commission Strategy
    • Election Judges Don’t Have Much Control
    • Use Your Platform
    • Do You Have A Few Minutes Per Day?
    • Vote in Person
  • Conclusion
  • Appendix (x) Isanti
  • Chapter One - A Brief History of Voting Machines, Certifications, Mail-In Voting, and Electronic Poll Pads
    • Putting the History in Context
    • Certifications Are Less Than Useless
    • Mail In Voting
    • Electronic Poll Pads
  • Chapter Two - Beginning to Audit Our Government
    • The Four Phases
  • Chapter Three - Preparation
    • Preparation
    • Minnesota Statutes and Election Law
    • Modern Electronic Election Systems
    • The Statewide Voter Registration System (SVRS)
    • E poll pads (electronic poll books)
    • Ballot Preparation
    • Voting Machines
    • Contracts
    • Tabulation Systems
    • Influence Operations
  • Chapter Four - Attack
    • Did Ballot Traffickers Work in Minnesota?
  • Chapter Five - Backup Attack
    • Edison Zero
    • Rhode Island
    • Minnesota’s Simulation
  • Chapter Six - Defense
    • Part of Their Plan?
    • 700,000 Reported Absentee Voters Not Connected in SVRS
    • Minnesota Post Election Review Reveals Missing Ballots
    • A Petition to Stop the Certification of Minnesota’s Election
    • Where Are the Cast Vote Records?
    • Pushing Back Against Tyranny
    • Crow Wing County
    • Dakota County
    • Wright County
    • Morrison County
    • Stearns County
    • Sherburne County
    • Anoka County
    • Other Counties
  • Appendix - A Year in Beijing
  • Previous Versions Notes
  • About the Author
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  1. Introduction: Show Your Work

  2. Minnesota Constitution: Article VII, Elective Franchise

  3. The Role of the Office of the Secretary of State

  4. The Rules of the Election Game

  5. Principles: Every Voter Wins

  6. Freedom of Information

  7. Chapter (x) - Voter Registration (and Voter Rolls/Histories) (and the Statewide Voter Registration List)

  8. Election Day

  9. Election Night

  10. Reporting

  11. Audits

  12. Chapter Seven - What We Can Do

  13. Conclusion

  14. Appendix (x) Isanti

  15. Chapter One - A Brief History of Voting Machines, Certifications, Mail-In Voting, and Electronic Poll Pads

  16. Chapter Two - Beginning to Audit Our Government

  17. Chapter Three - Preparation

  18. Chapter Four - Attack

  19. Chapter Five - Backup Attack

  20. Chapter Six - Defense

  21. Appendix - A Year in Beijing

  22. Previous Versions Notes

  23. About the Author