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Illinois couple discovers massive voter ‘irregularities’ throughout the state in recent elections
(lawenforcementtoday.com)
this post was submitted on 22 Jan 2024
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Yeah I took a quick look too, seems like he's trying to become a right wing personality. So, mostly likely he wants this to be news whether it's legit or not.
Might be interesting to see the data they claim to have spent so many thousands of hours researching. They really lumped some categories of claimed discrepancies together in a way that made me a bit suspicious. Like saying "x number of things on this list of four bullet points" happened. Well... which one happened the most? Maybe the most important thing on the list happened once, and the other ones happened 5,000 times.
Normally they claim the person is a cybersecurity expert and you look at their resume, they work at geek squad.