Cass Martin

REPORT: ALLEGATIONS AND REPORTS OF ELECTION IRREGULARITIES IN THE 2026 U.S. MIDTERM ELECTIONS Summary of 63 Reports and Allegations Across the United States As of November 4, 2026, 10:03 AM (KST) Important Note: All items below are allegations, claims, or reports circulated on X (formerly Twitter) and in conservative media outlets. Their accuracy has not been independently verified. Official explanations and responses from election authorities are maintained separately. Duplicate reports have been excluded. Total: 63 reports. 1. PENNSYLVANIA Beaver County: Ballot scanners reportedly malfunctioned, forcing election workers to collect ballots in boxes and scan them after polls closed. Centre County: Ballot scanners reportedly jammed, requiring voters to place their ballots into emergency lower compartments for later scanning. Federal Prosecutor McCotter: A federal prosecutor in Pennsylvania reportedly announced the identification and prosecution of illegal voters. Multiple Counties: Voting machines reportedly jammed or were entirely unavailable, forcing ballots to be stored in emergency ballot boxes. Chester County: A court reportedly ordered certain polling locations to extend voting hours until 8:30 PM. 2. MICHIGAN Helena Township, Antrim County: Voting machine malfunctions reportedly forced voters to use absentee ballots. Wayne County: Allegations emerged that individuals were able to cast multiple votes by voting absentee and subsequently voting again in person. Statewide Allegations: Investigative journalist Lara Logan alleged that election fraud was taking place in Michigan. Suspicious Wireless Signals: Signals apparently associated with external Wi-Fi devices were reportedly detected inside vote-counting machines, prompting calls for a forensic audit. Redford, Shelby, and Madison Heights: Voting machine malfunctions reportedly caused delays. Separate controversies arose over the presence of Department of Justice election monitors in Dearborn and Flint. 3. NEW YORK Westchester County: Widespread ballot scanner failures reportedly prevented machines from accepting ballots across the county. The reported disruptions allegedly affected as many as 332 polling locations and approximately 250,000 ballots. 4. OHIO Lucas County: Voting machines reportedly went down at polling locations. Wood County: Some voters reportedly discovered that election records showed they had already voted, despite not having cast a ballot. The Ohio Secretary of State's Office was reportedly tracking election-related irregularities. 5. ALASKA Alleged Fake Candidate Scheme: A candidate named "Daniel Sullivan," who shared the name of a U.S. Senate candidate, was allegedly placed on the ballot to confuse voters. Federal Investigation: The Department of Justice allegedly sent notices concerning a criminal investigation to approximately 20 Democratic-affiliated individuals, including attorney Marc Elias, in connection with the alleged fake-candidate scheme. Ballot Preservation: Attorney General Blanche reportedly ordered ballots to be preserved to determine whether voters had been deliberately misled. 6. CALIFORNIA Delayed Vote Counting: Claims circulated that ballot counting could continue until February 2027, with some alleging that the delay was intended to facilitate election fraud. Noncitizen Voting: Reports claimed that 34 individuals were indicted for allegedly voting illegally as noncitizens. Los Angeles: Six additional lawful permanent residents were reportedly indicted in connection with alleged illegal voting. Disputed Mail-In Ballots: Federal authorities reportedly requested the segregation of approximately 20,000 potentially problematic mail-in ballots, but the U.S. Supreme Court allegedly declined to grant the request. 7. GEORGIA Absentee Ballot Registration Irregularities: Between 360 and 801 absentee ballots were reportedly associated with registration IDs that did not appear on official voter rolls as of November 2. Fulton County: Two ballot scanners reportedly became inoperable. False Polling Location Messages: Fulton County voters reportedly received fraudulent text messages claiming that their polling locations had been moved. 8. OTHER STATES Texas: Voter registration and identity verification problems reportedly persisted for several weeks. Oklahoma — Oklahoma City: Anti-ICE political materials were reportedly displayed inside a polling location. Wisconsin — Milwaukee: More than 100 ballots reportedly could not be read by a voting machine. Virginia: A woman reportedly discovered that a mail-in ballot had already been processed under her husband's name, even though he had never submitted one. Minnesota — Hennepin County: Department of Justice election monitors were reportedly denied access to polling locations. Arizona — Maricopa County: Polling centers reportedly closed because of printer and tabulation machine malfunctions. Indiana — Hamilton County: Five of six voting machines reportedly failed within just 14 minutes of polling beginning. Florida — Broward County: A computer system error reportedly interrupted voting for approximately 20 minutes. 9. NATIONWIDE ALLEGATIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS Delayed Election Results: Some commentators alleged that media statements asserting that delayed election results do not necessarily indicate fraud were themselves evidence of a planned effort to conceal election fraud. Segregation of Suspected Noncitizen Ballots: Reports indicated that ballots suspected of having been cast by noncitizens could be segregated for further examination. Alleged Democratic Election Fraud: Claims circulated that Democrats were attempting election fraud while Senate Minority Leader Thune allegedly failed to intervene. Illegal Immigrant Voting Allegations: Reports claimed that hundreds of undocumented immigrants had voted and accused The New York Times of downplaying the alleged incidents. Undocumented Immigrants Near Polling Locations: Reports alleged that undocumented immigrants were suspiciously gathering or loitering near polling locations nationwide. Lara Logan's Election Fraud Concerns: Journalist Lara Logan publicly raised allegations and concerns regarding election fraud. FBI Election Fraud Reporting: Voters were encouraged to report suspected election fraud directly to the FBI. Judge Chutkan's Ruling: Judge Chutkan reportedly prohibited the transmission of lists identifying voters suspected of being noncitizens. Suspicious Mobile Hotspots: Election observers were urged to inspect potentially suspicious mobile Wi-Fi hotspots near polling locations. Election Office Surveillance Cameras: Activists proposed using tools capable of accessing and reviewing surveillance camera feeds from election administration offices. #2026tapes Campaign: Citizens were urged to photograph vote-tabulation result tapes and share the images using the hashtag #2026tapes. DOJ Prosecutions: Reports claimed that the Department of Justice had indicted an additional 63 individuals across 15 states in connection with election-related violations. $1 Million Reward: Claims circulated that individuals whose election fraud reports resulted in criminal convictions could receive rewards of up to $1 million. Judge Walton's Decision: Judge Walton reportedly allowed a Department of Justice election monitoring program to proceed, subject to certain restrictions. NAACP Lawsuit: According to Fox News, a court reportedly rejected an NAACP request to prohibit the deployment of Department of Justice election monitors. Early Voting Concerns: Election integrity advocate Mark Cook warned that early voting could potentially conceal election fraud and encouraged voters to cast ballots in person on Election Day. 10. REPORTS WITHOUT A SPECIFIED LOCATION Voters Already Marked as Having Voted: Individuals reportedly arrived at polling locations only to discover that election records incorrectly indicated they had already voted. DHS Investigation Warning: Homeland Security Secretary Mullin reportedly announced plans to investigate whether undocumented immigrants had participated in voting. Power Outages and Scanner Verification: Citizens were urged to verify reported polling-place power outages with utility companies and request ballot scanner serial numbers. Allegations Involving Somali Individuals: Claims circulated alleging election manipulation involving individuals of Somali origin. Additional Scanner Failures: Ballot scanners reportedly malfunctioned in other counties as well. Unidentified Voting Machine Manufacturers: Reports alleged that some tabulation machines lacked visible manufacturer identification and that most polling-place employees appeared to favor the Democratic Party. Multistate Election Disputes: Some commentators predicted election disputes across multiple states, weeks-long delays in final results, and possible attempts by Democrats to manipulate election outcomes. TheSCIF Election Monitoring: TheSCIF reportedly announced plans to verify polling-place personnel and voting equipment. Election Fraud Reporting Resources: Contact information and reporting channels for suspected election fraud were circulated. Williamson County: Voting machines reportedly stopped functioning, causing some voters to be sent home without casting ballots. Ballot Marking Concerns: Reports encouraged voters to document cases where ordinary ballpoint pens were used instead of designated ballot-marking pens. Citizen Election Monitoring: Advocates claimed that citizen participation could uncover as much as 99% of election fraud and encouraged public involvement in election oversight. Ballot Testing Allegations: Claims circulated that voting machines had passed testing procedures even when test ballots were printed on incorrect paper, leading critics to characterize the testing process as fraudulent. Warnings to Illegal Voters: Public warnings were issued to individuals considering casting illegal votes. Mark Cook's Election Reform Proposal: Election integrity advocate Mark Cook called for precinct-level paper ballots and manual vote counting. AI-Based Rebuttals and 2020 Election Allegations: Critics argued that dismissing evidence presented by on-site election auditors through AI-generated rebuttals was inappropriate. Some also repeated allegations that the 2020 presidential election had been manipulated. CONCLUSION 63 reported incidents, allegations, and election-related concerns were collected as of November 4, 2026, at 10:03 AM Korea Standard Time. The reports cover alleged voting machine malfunctions, voter registration discrepancies, suspected noncitizen voting, absentee ballot concerns, election monitoring disputes, vote-counting delays, and broader allegations of organized election manipulation. These reports do not, by themselves, establish that election fraud occurred. Equipment malfunctions, administrative problems, legal disputes, and allegations of deliberate misconduct must be distinguished and independently investigated. A comprehensive review would require preservation of relevant evidence, examination of official election records, verification of individual reports, and consideration of responses from election authorities. Election integrity, transparency, accountability, and public confidence must remain essential priorities in every democratic election. STOP THE STEAL! Report based on publicly circulated allegations and claims. Independent verification remains necessary.