"There's a limit to how much we can find out about how the ES&S DS200 counts votes underneath the hood." #AlabamaElections #TransparentElections #ElectionIllusion
https://uncoverdc.com/2021/08/03/vulnerabilities-of-the-ess-ds200-vote-tabulator

"Four other states still charge more than $12,000 to receive the voter roll" "Wisconsin, Alabama, Texas, and Virginia charge more than $12,000 to obtain a copy of the voter roll." With 3,773,353 registered voters, Alabama's $.01 per registrant fee brings the charge for Alabama's voter roll to $37,733.53, by far, the highest of any state in the country. #AlabamaElections #TransparentElections #LawlessGovernment
https://publicinterestlegal.org/press/victory-pilf-lawsuit-forces-new-mexico-to-reduce-fee-to-obtain-voter-roll/

Correction: According to this chart showing estimates for 2024, all the other state's rolls would have cost $53.5k. Alabama's rolls would have cost $38.8k or 73% (not >100%) of the cost of all others combined. Still, by the standards of anyone except the government that benefits from the excessive price, Alabama's price is UNREASONABLE. #AlabamaElections #TransparentElections #AccountableElections

"The reproduction costs of the basic electronic copy of the statewide file shall be REASONABLE as determined by the Secretary of State..." Is it REASONABLE to charge more for Alabama's voter rolls than it would be to purchase all the other state's voter rolls combined? #AlabamaElections #TransparentElections #AccountableElections
https://alison.legislature.state.al.us/code-of-alabama?section=17-4-38

At the 2:00 minute mark is a short talk on the cost of voter rolls around the nation. "Although it should be free, and there are states that offer it for free, like Florida, or New York, or North Carolina, as an example, there are states like Alabama which charge roughly $40,000 for their voter rolls which is absurd. It's cheaper to buy every other state's voter roll than to buy one copy of Alabama's voter roll." #AlabamaElections #UnreasonableCost #TransparentElections
https://youtu.be/djTWgxAyk7s?si=bLim60JJ66fXdMJv&t=120

The League of Women Voters of Alabama has identified some possible problems with the accuracy of election results. Rejection rates that vary from 1% in one place to 8% in another, seem to indicate a lack of consistency where there should be similar rates. But their solution leads to more dependency on government, doesn’t address irresponsible voters, and doesn’t bring additional transparency to elections. #AlabamaElections #AbsenteeBallots #TransparentElections
https://www.al.com/politics/2025/05/alabama-absentee-ballot-rejections-vary-widely-by-county-the-system-has-some-real-flaws-advocate-says.html