Over 19K Ballots On Big Island w/ ZERO Chain Of Custody! (Send Your Email For One-Day Voting)

So let me just show you guys, and we can testify. I love actions. We can testify at elections. I’m going to show you the website. Actually, I’ll put the email in the description right here. But let me show you what is going on on the Big Island. Let’s start with the news. First at five, the Hawaii Elections Commission is calling for an end to early and mail-in voting. Republican commissioners are leading the push to return to in-person voting only. Ardera Huff is here now with both sides. Republican members of the bipartisan commission claim to have found discrepancies in mail-in voting.

Democrat commissioners and election officials say those claims are false, but the commission is now asking the legislature to take us back to traditional voting. No one who is outside the system can verify the results. No one who is outside the system can verify the results. Let me show you guys. This was on Aloha State Daily State Election Commission’s calls for 2024 election audit. The report states that the official tally of mail-in ballots counted for the Big Island in 2024 was 76,595, while county records on the island only report collecting 57,553, a discrepancy of nearly 20,000. And then there’s this.

Check this out. It would be hilarious if this wasn’t true. It says we’re trying to create a circus. And then Austin Camp, who is one of the election commissioners, is the idea is to create a big spectacle and create additional concern by the public about the voting process. We all know at some level that this whole 19,000 vote supposed discrepancy is complete fiction. OK, so this man says that this 19,000 vote is a discrepancy, is a complete fiction. But check this out. This guy, who’s an election commissioner on his own report, shows that it’s actually fact.

So let me show you this. So this guy’s saying, oh, everybody knows this is complete fiction. Really? Then why is it in your report? All right. This is the report. He’s on it. State of Election Commission’s Permitted Interaction Group report on purported big island ballot discrepancy. Look who is the first one, the chair commissioner, the guy who says, oh, this is false. Everybody knows that this is fiction. It’s right here on the first page based on the records from the county. The state reported receiving seventy six thousand five hundred and ninety five ballots and included in the number in it certified total in twenty twenty four general election.

However, the big islands counter count of return identification envelope seventy six thousand five hundred and eighty seven. OK, that was an eight ballot difference. But then it goes like this. However, Commissioner Ralph Kushner represented that receipt of the United States Postal Service business reply. Big island mail, big island mail in envelopes totaled fifty seven thousand five hundred and fifty three accordingly. So it’s like that’s twenty thousand that where is the chain of custody for for nearly twenty thousand ballots from the big island. I don’t know. Do you? So here we go. We can testify not only that, but there was discrepancies on every single island.

There’s discrepancies. There’s chain of custody, custody that’s missing. There’s election officials who have done. I’ve actually interviewed Austin. His last name is escaping me, but he wasn’t allowed to do his job in the election. And that went on the election day. He was supposed to be watching certain people, watching them count. He wasn’t allowed into certain buildings. I mean, the discrepancy and the actions on election day, the integrity is gone on the islands. So we absolutely need to go back to one day. Voter goes to a certain location. And the only way to do mail in ballot is through military service or absolute disability.

So that would be the only way for mail in ballots. I absolutely 100 percent behind this. I’ve already submitted my testimony. We have until January 7th to submit our testimony for this. And I really hope that more people on the islands will do this. And even if you don’t live on the islands, you can still submit a testimony. It’s just one email. So just asking, telling them, actually not asking, telling them. We want a voter one day, voter day, where people go to the certain facility, go in person. The count is the ballots are counted, hand counted, none of this machine stuff.

And there’s also people all over the place watching the count. So that does need to happen. Absolutely. Because the discrepancy of having it be close to 20,000 when 10,000 would call a winner, that’s huge. That’s meaning people could be winning when they shouldn’t be. So Michelle Melendez, StandTogetherHawaii.com, I do want to let people know my book, Death of Freedom, what happened to America and what we can do about it is number one on the new release on Amazon. And I’m super grateful to everybody who’s purchased it, everybody who’s writing in reviews. This book is really great for people who just go, how in the world did we get to this point? This is how we got here.

It shares so much information. And well, as well as what we can do, because our power is in numbers and our power is through citizen memorandums, getting enough people to submit them into the legislative body. And that’s like doing testimonies. I really hope that more people are going to testify on this because if our elections are rigged, then freedom isn’t here. We need to have free elections. We need to be able to choose the people we put in office. Okay, you guys, let’s do just a quick prayer, infinite creator of all things. We’re so grateful for the opportunity to vote.

We’re so grateful for the opportunity that we can see a better world, that we can actually send a testimony saying we want a one-day vote where people actually go to the facility. We can say that. We need to have that. We need to return that. Great spirit, you see what the truth is, and the truth is lighting up so brightly, it cannot stay hidden. And we call forth what is right. We call forth that people, that our voices matter, that our voices make a difference. Great spirit, we know that it is done. We get to watch as things unfold as Hawaii, the entire, all of the islands return to a one-day vote where people go in and put in their vote.

And it is counted. It is respected. It is honored. We call that forth now. We call forth anybody who would hinder people’s freedom of their vote, that they be bound by Christ’s consciousness of unconditional love. They be bound from harming the integrity of the elections. We call that forth now. Thank you so much, great spirit. We call forth a better world. People, leaders who make a difference and who know that the voice of the people matter. Mahalo nui loa, great spirit. And so it is. Sending you and your ohana so much aloha from the Big Island.

Mele clique maka, Merry Christmas and be kind. Clean up your relationships. Let’s make this world a better place together. We can only do this together. Can’t do it by myself. We can do it together though. So let’s do that. Much Aloha. [tr:trw].