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Election Integrity Tips For 2024 Voters

Today on the podcast, we had Oklahoma election integrity watchdogs, Amber Evans and Wendi Montgomery Dial. They talked about what kind of things should and SHOULDN’T happen at the polls when you’re voting and what to do if you see something or have questions.

Please find the full video on Rumble and YouTube – it was about an hour and a half with some pretty good laughs at the end, so you might want to stay tuned for the whole thing! Just sayin’…

In the video below, Wendi talks specifically about what could happen at the polls that would warrant a call to your county sheriff. Please, take note of these specifically.

Below is the slide with the numbers of all the county Sheriffs. If you can’t read that, please click here for an article from Oklahoma Grassroots that contains the slide in a downloadable format. That way you can enlarge it as needed.

One last thing that we forgot to talk about.

At least two people have reached out to Wendi to ask why it is that there are names of individuals printed under the Trump/Vance presidential voting section on their ballot. Check out her blog here, but suffice it to say, in our electoral system of voting, while we individuals go to the polls, seven electors are chosen from state Republicans to cast their vote FOR you FOR Trump/Vance. These are the names underneath the Trump and Vance names on the ballot – Oklahoma’s seven Trump/Vance electors.

In closing, I want to encourage you, but also admonish you. Voting for Trump isn’t going to fix all the problems we’ve built up in America today – it’s a great start – but as we talk about below, what’s arguably more important is what’s right under your feet.

The Oklahoma Title 26 laws respective to VOTING can be found here. Click the arrow on the right hand side to advance the slides.

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What To Do If You See Something That Makes You Uncomfortable When You Vote

The following was put together by Wendi Montgomery Dial and published here on Oklahoma Grassroots. Wendi and Amber Evans will be on our podcast, Friday, November 1st at 9am live on our Rumble, YouTube, Facebook and LinkdIn channels to talk about this very thing! TUNE IN!

OKLAHOMA ELECTION INTEGRITY CHECK LIST

Send all irregularities by photo, video, or written file or affidavit to wendidial@protonmail.com

  1. Look for your county election board’s meeting to open and count absentee ballots. Make sure you attend that meeting and DOCUMENT THE PROCESS. Take notes, videos, etc. Familiarize yourself with Title 26 as it relates to absentee ballot voting counting and take the statute with you. Find it here beginning on page 172.  http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/OK_Statutes/CompleteTitles/os26.pdf
  2. Ask for the list of Absentee Ballot voters from your county election board before you leave. They must give this to you upon request and it will likely come on a CD ROM.
  3. Gain access to the Election Data Warehouse by filling out the request form here https://data.okelections.gov/Home/GetPdf . It’s free and you may have access for one year once approved.  Download the files for the voter registration records, Absentee ballot requests, voter history, and the deleted voter files. These records change daily, so download several times a week. Watch for deleted files to be put back into the system or other problems. Report to your county election board if you find issues in your county, then the state election board if the county doesn’t address the problems. Send a report of the issues to the above email address.
  4. On election day, document your visit to your polling place. Record any report that you get from friends or family about unusual activities at their polling places. Take notes, videos, etc.
  5. Check available wifi connections and screenshot all of them that populate your phone directly outside the polling place. Pay special attention to the ATT connections that WILL show up.
  6. ASK HOW MANY TOTAL VOTERS HAVE COME THROUGH THAT DAY and keep track of how many scan their ballots before you reach the machine. If you are Speedy Gonzales filling out your ballot (if you are older than 30 you should know who that is), the number you’ve been given at the table won’t match the number on the machine. Check the number of ballots that have been run through the machine and make sure it closely matches how many total voters you have been told have come through. The numbers shouldn’t be off by more than the number of voting stalls in the polling place. If they are, then there’s potentially been extra ballots run through the machine.
  7. TAKE A PHOTO OF YOUR BALLOT AND/OR VIDEO OF YOU SCANNING IT INTO THE MACHINE. THIS IS YOUR PROOF YOU VOTED AND HOW YOU VOTED IN CASE YOUR VOTER HISTORY IN THE POLLING BOOKS ‘GETS LOST’ OR IS NEVER POPULATED INTO YOUR HISTORY. OR, HEAVEN FORBID, OUR ELECTION BOARD’S DATA GETS WIPED.
  8. If you vote straight party, still FILL OUT EVERY RACE INDIVIDUALLY.
  9. IF THE MACHINES GO DOWN DO NOT LEAVE!!! STAY UNTIL THE MACHINE IS FIXED AND NEVER GIVE YOUR BALLOT TO ANYONE TO SCAN FOR YOU.
  10. WHEN TO CALL YOUR COUNTY SHERIFF – first, have the number to your sheriff’s department number in your phone. Then DO NOT LEAVE until you have filed a report with a deputy and find out how to get a copy of it. Please send a copy of any report filed to the email address above. IF YOU HAVE TO CALL THE SHERIFF, please text 405-207-7709 and report the situation to that number, please. Do not call it. I won’t answer phone calls on Election Day except for people in my contact list. Thanks for understanding. Call the sheriff’s department if:
  1. Told you already voted
    1. Polls Closed Early
    1. Unable to Cast Ballot
    1. Denied Access To Vote
    1. Claim You Aren’t Registered
    1. Witness Illegal Activity
    1. Told They Ran Out of Ballots
    1. Observers Are Kicked Out
    1. Political Intimidation
    1. Forced to Vote Provisional
    1. Major System Malfunctions
  1. Call your local County DA’s office after you file the report with the Sheriff. If the Sheriff refuses to come and fill out a report REPORT THAT IMMEDIATELY to your local DA’s office and then by text to the phone number above.
  2. Download election results from the state website all night on election night here https://oklahoma.gov/elections/elections-results/election-results.html . Try to catch every update.
  3. Watch your voter history and document it daily. Take screenshots and watch for unusual changes in the records for the next SEVERAL weeks. Check it like you do your news feed in the morning. okvoterportal.okelections.gov/. Document any changes and send to the email address above.
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