Social Security Death Index

Yeah.

He inspires confidence, doesn't he? Last year, the same group matched California's roles against the Social Security Death Index and found more than 94,000 dead registrants statewide.

Neither Breitbart nor Just the News had a response from the county.

Folks, LA County already had to remove 1.2 million inactive voters under a court settlement a few years ago.

You have a record of when the person died, and you have a record of when their vote was cast.

So we worked comparing the Social Security Death Index against, uh, the voter rolls and narrowed it down to, in the end, it was about 10 to 12 cases that I was sure that we got.

I was sure that we had identified 10 to 12 cases where a dead voter had voted.

But you can't just rely on a data match and say that's evidence of anything.

But we questioned it.

And one of the first things we found is 15 of these victims, these alleged victims, don't actually exist in the social security death index.

And this was during a period when nearly 90% of deaths in the US were recorded.

So you've got to ask why.

And I wrote to the authorities asking, why is that? Where's the transparency? We should have that.

These things should exist and they should exist for decades under transparency laws.

And also the 15 out of 17 victims that don't exist in the Social Security Death Index and why some of the victims we found have different identities or a mix of identities, or they're just not who we were told they were.

The Conorat file that makes no sense that points to an Asian man, an incident involving an Asian, adult Asian man.