YOU can restore election integrity

A year ago Project Veritas posted this video: https://www.projectveritas.com/video/ilhan-omar-connected-ballot-harvester-in-cash-for-ballots-scheme-car-is-full/

That video alerted many Minnesotans to just ONE of the dozens of effective ways to cheat in our existing election process and systems.

Meanwhile, a year later, other states like Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin seem to have more attention, for good reasons.

Minnesota people and coalitions have been hard at work at the grassroots level to restore election integrity. They recommend that you ask the finance policy and elections committee, and senators for a forensic audit in Minnesota, as is being done in other states, and join in their discussions so more can work together toward the goal.

Ask for a full forensic audit in Minnesota – three ways:

Ask Finance & Policy & Elections Committee
Ask your state senators as well
Sign the petition

Validate your 2020 vote

Was your vote counted? Check the database provided by Midwest Swamp Watch.


Their research shows that 38.9% of Minnesota ballots were not connected to a registered voter as of Nov. 29th, 5 days after MN State Canvassing Board met and certified the election on Nov 24th. This includes over 700,000 absentee ballots.

203B.121 BALLOT BOARDS. Subd. 3.Record of voting. (a) When applicable, the county auditor or municipal clerk must immediately record that a voter’s absentee ballot has been accepted. After the close of business on the seventh day before the election, a voter whose record indicates that an absentee ballot has been accepted must not be permitted to cast another ballot at that election. In a state primary, general, or state special election for federal or state office, the auditor or clerk must also record this information in the statewide voter registration system.

This form allows you to check your vote status against the Minnesota SVRS (SOS Voter Registration System) as of Nov 29th, 2020, which is 5 days after the MN Canvassing Board met to certify the election.

This research is in acordance with both election and law enfocement criteria of MN Statues 201.091

Send an email to tips@midwestswampwatch.com to keep up with latest developments…

Unite with like-minded individuals in Minnesota

  • MNAudit Chat. This group recommends elected officials to contact, and offers a place to report election anomalies you may have witnessed. Seth Keshel provides analysis.

  • Election Integrity Watch, website link.

  • Minnesota Election Integrity Team (MNEIT), website link.

    • Minnesota Election Audit – a coalition (Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin). This organization is hosting the petition, linked above.

    Do you know about important efforts to restore election integrity in Minnesota? Contact us.