FORM LETTER FOR PROSPECTIVE SPONSORS

FORM LETTER FOR PROSPECTIVE SPONSORS Dear __________________ Traditional American elections — those from the mid-1800s until the mid-1900s — used to be among the most trusted elections in the world. This was in no small way due to the fact that America’s elections were open to the public, citizens voted in-person on Election Day, and paper ballots were used, which allowed a paper trail should questions of fraud arise. Also, at the time, every aspect of American elections, except the marking of the voters’ secret ballots, was open to the public. Anyone could watch precinct workers count the vote. American elections have changed dramatically over the decades. There are many mail-in voting options. Encryption software that comes from foreign countries is often used. There are few, if any, laws that guard against illegal aliens or nonresidents from voting, as attempts to implement voter IDs have met fierce resistance. Voter rolls all across the country are littered with dead people. Many states transport votes to central counting hubs in their large cities, which are commonly some of the last places to finish counting and provide opportunity for tampering. Election fraud is as old as the country itself, and while some may contend that fraud of vote-determining proportion never happens, there’s good documentation to refute that. Nevertheless, there is no good argument that can be made against implementing measures that would further secure our elections to Albany County faith and integrity in one of our country’s cornerstones. Included with this letter is a Statement of Principles, as well as some literature we will distribute to help educate community members on the issues of election integrity and their solutions. We hope that you will support us in this crucial effort to Albany County election integrity. Sincerely, Rick Martin, Chairman/ Executive Director 307-223-1007

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