An ex-official in Florida has denounced a county elections agency for failing to address serious security problems. To safeguard the rights of voters, these oversights that have the potential to cunningly influence election outcomes must be corrected right away.
After years of voting Democratic, Brian Freid gained notoriety when he came out to call attention to alleged election fraud in Orange County. The former Supervisor of Elections has been using his influence and expertise to draw attention to any possible irregularities with last year’s elections since December 2020.
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He said in a March declaration that people had ignored his warnings, leading to a society where, as Just the News described it, “felons illegally voted, deceased voters requested and received mail-in ballots, voter addresses are changed without the voters requesting it, and multiple ballots are allowed to be dropped off without question.”
He said in the affidavit that he saw anything in Orange County. “a gross lack of governance, oversight, rules, ethical standards and regulations.”
The county office was informed by OECS of unauthorized voting inside their precincts during the 2020 election, according to Freid’s declaration to FDLE. His records show that he participated in felonious activity, proving that the law had been clearly broken. This highlights the need for strict security procedures in all American counties that conduct voting both now and in the future. “no apparent changes implemented … to effectively ensure this does not happen again in the future.”
In October, Freid was in danger of losing his job as the county elections office’s director of information systems. He said that he lost his job because he wanted to include another official who had previously been penalized for misbehavior in the case.
Notwithstanding the elections office’s warning, Freid claimed that dead Orange County voters have still received mail-in votes up to two decades after their demise. These allegations provide an unsettling viewpoint on election security and accuracy, one that may need more investigation.
“So somebody is voting on their behalf,” Freid said.
He saw that it was intentional for the ballot request form to exclude any outside access or view into the person seeking a vote.
“It’s very easy to commit fraud by requesting a vote-by-mail ballot,” Freid said.
The apparently random alterations to voter addresses bothered Freid, leading many uninformed residents to obtain votes for places they no longer resided at.
When Freid enquired about possible motivations, he was met with complete silence.
The county has adopted a procedure that circumvents Florida’s mandated maximum number of votes that may be dropped off at once.
According to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, “received a complaint, and investigators are reviewing it.”
Freid said in an affidavit submitted to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement in January that there was “Unsecure and Unsupervised creation, printing, management and storing of live ballots” according to Just the News, at the workplace where he previously worked.
In an interview, he said there weren’t any security cameras in “critical areas where live ballots are stored.”
In Orange County, an alarming breach of the state regulations controlling ballot chain-of-custody and transit procedures was discovered by Freid’s affidavit.
His affidavits, he said, prove “how easy and extremely likely in the past 20 years to have election fraud take place in Orange County.”
