Finally, the New Jersey article is out

Here is a link to the article at the Journal of Information Warfare website.

Here is a link to the article on my ResearchGate page (pre press version).

I originally wrote the article towards the end of 2023. Two people talked me out of submitting it for publication. A year later, I rediscovered the article. It looked okay to me, and author Dr. Jerome Corsi reccommended I send it in, so I did.

Four months later, it’s in print. For a peer-reviewed journal, that is about as close to lickety-split as it gets. The reason is that, unlike mainstream news, peer-revieewed journals actually read their articles carefully before publication. At least, the good journals do this. I once had an article go through eight revisions before publication. Every one of them involved re-evaluating the data. None were of the “move a comma over there” variety.

Now there are at least two peer-reviewed articles in print on the topic of unexplained voter roll algorithms. Maybe after today, it will be easier to get some answers regarding why they are there and what their purpose is.