A Call for Action

The Right to Vote for Citizens of the United States is provided by the US Constitution Amendments 14,15,16,24 & 26.

If our vote was changed without our knowledge, that would be a violation of our laws and our Constitutional Rights.

We the People have No confidence that our Votes have been accurately counted when programmable electronic tabulators/scanners are used to count our votes. The private companies that program the software inserted into every tabulator/scanner make it legally complicated to allow public evaluation of their software; and even if it was available, the public would not be able to understand the computer language used to provide instructions to the machines to accurately count our votes. There is No transparency for the Voter to know if his or her vote was accurately counted when using the programmed electronic tabulators/scanners. Computer Science Experts have testified and submitted affidavits certifying the ease of changing votes in the programmable machines without anyone being able to detect the changes.

A Call for Action (will be updated…the SCOTUS declined to hear the case…did not utter a word WHY?)

All US Citizens qualified to Vote please send a letter to the Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States >>>ask WHY this case was not accepted! Case No.23-1021 submitted to the SCOTUS during March 2024 by Kari Lake and Mark Finchem, Petitioners

Reference to the Case: Petition for Writ of Certiorari

The case challenges whether electronic voting machines assure a fair and accurate vote under the Due Process Clause and their rights as candidates and voters. Petitioners also sought a preliminary injunction, and six cyber or national-security experts testified on the voting machines’ unsuitability to provide a secure and accurate vote.

We learned from SCOTUS they will only accept mail and no other form of communication. One letter will not get action, however hundreds or thousands from We the People will.

Send To: SCOTUS, 1 First Street, N.E.;
Washington DC 20543

Below is a letter sent to All SCOTUS Justices before we learned of this case.