Even More Mister M!

The original Multiple Man

A few hours ago, an NYCA volunteer alerted me to a group of clones associated with the name “Mr. A” (a pseudonym). These were interesting because a comparison of the clone’s records in the 2021 and 2022 voter roll databases showed that his voter history had been altered after the fact. In 2021, one of his records, identified by a unique State Board of Elections IDentification (SBOEID) number, had no votes. In the 2022 database, the record associated with the same SBOEID number has votes in the 2020, 2018, 2016, and 2014 General Elections. Those elections should have been present in the 2021 database but they weren’t. They were added after the fact.

Another peculiarity of Mr. A’s records is that his Date of Birth (DOB), was July 7th. That is the same DOB as Mr. M, who has 22 records in 22 different counties. Like Mr. M, Mr.A’s records are all in different counties. This made me curious about the birthdate.

Some people really are born on July 7 (7/7) but I wondered if it was a standard date used when cloning records. To find out, I searched the 2022 database for a DOB match on “7/7/*”. That’s it. Nothing else. The query returned thousands of records. I scrolled down to Mr. M. He was there, as expected. What I didn’t expect was that there were more of him than I’d been previously aware of. Like the rest, they were all in different counties.

That’s right, New York State’s current clone champion, Mr. M, had just beaten his state record of 22 fake registrations in 22 different counties by three. Now, we know he has 25 fake registrations in 25 different counties. The reason I didn’t spot them before is that his name was misspelled in the three newest entries by changing a “U” to a “V”.

This is what I mean when I say that this voter roll database absolutely must be audited. This one case alone should be enough to invite an audit. When every single search produces evidence of fraud, the time to dither is over. This database is corrupt and brittle. The slightest touch and it crumbles. Pretending that it is anything else, or that it retains enough integrity here and there to be worth saving, is both foolish and dangerous.