Dear Friends,
I misspoke earlier. The hearing has been rescheduled for Dec 19th.
So I thought I better get the information out now.
See below (doors open at 1:00 pm, State Capitol, Rm 1524):
Correspondence from the attorney assigned to conduct the hearing (imagine that…the “defendant”—Evnen—got to pick the “judge”):
My complaint is below. HAVA requires a “manual audit capacity,” for the public, to whom our elections belong. A private insider handcount of selected precincts is not a public audit. When the “permanent paper record” (ballot) is not available to the public, the public has no “manual audit capacity” and the “permanent paper record” may as well not exist. Machines can be made to spit out any numbers the programmer wants, regardless of whether there’s paper (ballots) or not…just as long as We the Public cannot get our hands on it.
When the “permanent paper record” (paper ballot) isn’t available, we essentially have an electronic voting system, which is illegal in Nebraska per Revised Statute 32-1041:
(2) No electronic voting system shall be used under the Election Act.
https://nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php?statute=32-1041
That’s it.
Please consider coming. Numbers make a huge difference.
Robert J. Borer
I just made a non-substack page of this so anyone not on substack can see it. I sent a request to Ted at my church to put it on his table:
http://ESSstoleOur.vote/Dec19Hearing.pdf
Thanks again bob for all your efforts. It's not really over yet in other States (Kari Lake - for Governor GA).
It matters who counts but also whom audits the votes. We need to invoke Article V at the State and Federal levels - as we apparently cannot trust those in power. This we can do independent of them with our own Petition - to propose needed changes to the Constitution they do not honor. Just as in the Pre - Constitution era!