By CD Media

Allegations of widespread vote-by-mail fraud have thrown Florida's 2024 primary and general elections into turmoil. Evidence suggests that over 500,000 ballots marked as undeliverable by the U.S. Postal Service somehow made their way back to county supervisors and were ultimately counted, prompting concerns of systemic fraud and the possible manipulation of election results.

The situation becomes even more alarming with the discovery of illegal vote-by-mail ballot requests in multiple counties. In Pinellas County, ongoing lawsuits have exposed that 219,675 vote-by-mail ballot requests were made on Sunday, June 23, 2024, by someone other than the voters themselves—an act that violates Florida's strict election laws. Rather than transparently addressing these allegations, the court has controversially sealed the evidence, falsely claiming that the data was "protected" information, thus preventing public scrutiny of what could be one of the most significant election fraud cases in Florida's history.

Further complicating matters, new data obtained directly from the Florida Division of Elections reveals a startling shift: the latest reports show that 198,166 vote-by-mail requests were made on September 9, 2024, and only 20 requests are now recorded as having been made on June 23, 2024. This sudden alteration raises serious questions about the authenticity and integrity of the election records and whether there may have been deliberate attempts to manipulate or conceal the true nature of these ballot requests.

Miami-Dade County is facing similar concerns, with data indicating that vote-by-mail request dates were altered from June 26, 2024, to September 13, 2024. The irregularities suggest a potential coordinated effort to manipulate voter data and cast doubt on the legitimacy of the vote-by-mail process in these critical counties. Such alterations, if proven to be deliberate, could constitute a grave violation of election laws and be grounds for criminal investigations into those responsible for overseeing the election process.

These revelations have prompted calls for urgent investigations into the actions of election officials and possible criminal charges against those involved in what appears to be a systematic effort to undermine the election process. The allegations are especially troubling because vote-by-mail ballots have a higher potential for fraud, making strict compliance with election laws essential to protect the integrity of the democratic process.

The lawsuits filed in Pinellas County have gained significant attention, with harmed candidates and concerned citizens demanding transparency and accountability. However, the court's decision to seal the evidence has fueled suspicions of a cover-up, raising questions about whether the legal system is complicit in protecting those responsible for the alleged fraud. Critics argue that withholding this information from the public prevents voters from understanding the full extent of the potential misconduct and undermines confidence in the election process.

The involvement of election technology companies like VR Systems has also been scrutinized, with reports suggesting that the company's systems may have played a role in the alleged manipulation of vote-by-mail records. This has amplified concerns about the vulnerability of Florida's election infrastructure to fraud and the potential for widespread tampering.

These alarming revelations suggest that Florida's 2024 elections were marred by significant irregularities and massive election fraud, threatening the validity of the election results. As calls for a thorough investigation intensify, election integrity advocates, candidates, and voters alike are demanding answers. Ensuring transparency, accountability, and adherence to election laws is crucial to restoring public trust in Florida's electoral system and preventing similar issues in future elections.