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onenote

(42,383 posts)
Fri Jun 10, 2016, 11:43 AM Jun 2016

Does anyone have a link to the trustvote.org lawsuit

There have been posts for several days about trustvote filing a RICO claim regarding voting irregularities and one recent post indicated the suit was filed in Ohio yesterday. But I can't find any link to the actual lawsuit (even on trustvote.org). Would be interested in seeing the complaint if anyone knows how to locate it.

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Does anyone have a link to the trustvote.org lawsuit (Original Post) onenote Jun 2016 OP
kicking since no one responded and I still can't find the lawsuit onenote Jun 2016 #1
Update: apparently the lawsuit hasn't been filed yet onenote Jun 2016 #2
Update on website... kadaholo Jun 2016 #3
Sore losers are losers. nt geek tragedy Jun 2016 #4
The lawsuit will be filed this coming week Justice4 Jun 2016 #5
I posted Ohio News this morning TexasTowelie Jun 2016 #6

onenote

(42,383 posts)
2. Update: apparently the lawsuit hasn't been filed yet
Fri Jun 10, 2016, 05:16 PM
Jun 2016

But it "definitely" will be filed next week.

The ostensible reason for the delay is that the plaintiffs are collecting evidence of fraud in California, which is a bit curious since the same reports indicated the lawsuit is being filed in Ohio state (not federal) court, in which case its rather hard to see what relevance there would be to allegations of fraud in California.

kadaholo

(304 posts)
3. Update on website...
Sat Jun 11, 2016, 01:18 PM
Jun 2016

Filing was delayed to include California results.

An update on the lawsuit: In the video of the Institute, we mentioned that the election integrity lawsuit would be filed on Monday, June 6th. This has been delayed because of our desire to include election data from California where over 2.6 million votes still need to be counted. http://www.sacbee.com/news/state/california/article82909752.html Following is an exact accounting, county-by-county of the uncounted votes in California. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fE1dOh2IoUIJW_f7bghP_fezmzMRW1LK-LuV9iTtG54/edit#gid=1963066056 We also want to be able to include the results from the citizen exit polls we have done since Edison had decided not to do exit polls in California, as well as include the results of Democracy Counts, the open source election audits that happened in San Diego, Los Angeles and Alameda County.

Justice4

(2 posts)
5. The lawsuit will be filed this coming week
Sun Jun 12, 2016, 04:46 AM
Jun 2016

There are two hot links where the lawsuit should be updated as soon as it is filed:
1. http://trustvote.org/

2. For some reason I can not put the second link up, but if you gaagle search for: "trustvote lawsuit" click on the most recent reddit post.


It so funny how the rush to pontificate HRC is like a rabid plague. Didn't anybody bother to read the rules?

TexasTowelie

(111,322 posts)
6. I posted Ohio News this morning
Sun Jun 12, 2016, 05:06 AM
Jun 2016

and did not see any news about it in any of the ten top newspapers about the lawsuit.

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