The best way to guarantee secure elections is to insist on verifiable documentation at every step. That is—paper voter registration forms; hand-written poll books; physical photo-ID presented in person; and paper ballots. Of course the data from these documents must be entered into an electronic database, but signed, physical documents should exist.

Unfortunately, recent innovations in election technology intentionally bypass written documentation. Electronic poll books, electronic voter registration, and electronic tabulation are unverifiable and facilitate fraud. This is not progress.

The problem is not technology itself. Computer systems are essential, and can be enormously helpful if used prudently. The problem is ill-conceived, proprietary, Election Management systems that were designed to allow for rigged elections.

Specialized election software is corruptible because it automates tasks that should not be automated (such as voter registration) and processes data that should not be collected (such as polling status). Such tools were intended to minimize human oversight, moniter election activity in real-time, and prioritize convenience over security.

Secure, Transparent Elections

Our Mission

Eye on Election's mission is to help Idaho voters understand the problems with computerized voting technology and to support political leaders who will work to improve Idaho elections. It can do this in three ways: 1) Research what can be done legislatively and locally to combat all forms of election fraud. 2) Provide resources that educate voters about computerized elections and show evidence of fraud, and 3) Promote a transparent method of processing ballots that does not depend on corruptible machines.

We can restore integrity to our elections by returning to simpler, transparent methods of registration, polling, and tabulation. Please JOIN US.

Provide Resources

The Videos and Resources page provides links to informative videos from both nationally known election fraud researchers and local investigators. See also articles on the Election Integrity blog.

Promote Transparency

The Hand Count page proposes a transparent system of ballot processing that requires securely photocopying ballots immediately after the polls close, and making all election documents, and ballot images publicly available immediately.

The Election Fraud page shows how Idaho's elections involves several coordinated methods of fraud. Eye one Elections investigates all forms of fraud and proposes solutions that emphasize local control and verifiability.

Oppose Fraud

Election Integrity Blog

E on E's Election Integrity BLOG includes original articles that focus on problems and solutions specific to Idaho. Although Election Fraud is a national problem, the political situation is different in every state. And in Idaho, very sophisticated computerized fraud is a bigger problem than mail in ballots.

Electronic Registration Opens Door to Fraud

Dr. Frank's proof of fraudulent voter rolls n Idaho and how electronic registration allows for phantom voters and fraudulent votes.

Data Collection Disguised as Election Integrity

Shows how HB 339 provides for mass data collection on all Idaho voters, but allows loop holes for fraud and does not clean up voter rolls.

Phantom Election Mangement Software

Shows the Election Management software running in the SOS office is rigged and allmost certainly under the control of fraudsters

Debunking the Myth of Secure Elections

HB 339 was presented as an "Election Integrity" bill, but its true purpose was to lay the groundwork for Digital ID in Idaho.

Stop Digital ID in Idaho--Amend 339

HB 339 was presented as an "Election Integrity" bill, but its true purpose was to lay the groundwork for Digital ID in Idaho. It needs to be stopped.

Digital Identities and Phantom Voters

Fix the problem with Phantom voters by returning to in-person registration, not by submitting to biometric, digital ID.

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