Everytime a fraudulent vote is counted, a legitimate vote is nullified. pic.twitter.com/GnPOWN51Xt
— Victor Nieves (@ItsVictorNieves) August 28, 2026
Somehow, the impossible keeps happening. Dead people are voting.
Either they are awaking from their graves to head to the polls and vote, or something fishy is happening.
An Oregon County Clerk appears to have registered nearly 400 inactive voters in a single day.
The Gateway Pundit reported,
A shocking new election-integrity investigation out of Oregon has uncovered hundreds of suspicious voter records, including dozens reportedly belonging to dead people, and one record allegedly showing a woman voting 14 years after her death.
Independent journalist Right Side Rebel reported on X that Douglas County Clerk Dan Loomis registered 397 inactive voters in one day under instructions from Democrat Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read’s office.
Right Side Rebel, working with election-integrity investigators Samantha Frost and Richard McNamara, said they have already confirmed that at least 40 of those individuals are deceased. More than 100 are reportedly listed as over 100 years old.
But the most explosive discovery involved a voter who allegedly died in 2008 yet was credited in Oregon’s election system with voting in 2022, 14 years after her death.
If America is a government of the people, for the people, and by the people it should really be the people (the living ones) who decide our elections.
Every time a dead person’s vote is counted, a living person’s vote is nullified.
Every American, regardless of political party, should want secure elections.
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