Audit Oregon

How can we know if there is or has been fraud practiced in Oregon’s elections? It is impossible to prove for sure, but I expect that anybody who is aware of the situation in our state and has reasonably good judgment is suspicious by now. Here is a sampling

The Clerk Did What? In the previous articles in this series we pointed out how the 2020 general election ballot images were destroyed, how the Clerk quit, and how the interim Clerk was installed with some controversy.  In this article we will cover some of the curious aspects of how

Part 9: The Fix When I began this series of articles it was my hope that it would convince people to take action and join us in “fixing” the problem of fraudulent elections in Oregon. The anomalies we found were: Of the 23 counties in Oregon which are trending republican,

How did SHE get there? In the previous article of the Curious Case of Coos County we outlined how then County Clerk, Debbie Heller, was stonewalling record requests for the 2020 general election.  When it was revealed that the disk containing the records had been destroyed the Clerk resigned soon

This is the first in a series of three articles outlining some curious happenings in Coos County in the last two elections.  This article covers the stonewalling we have received from the Clerk's Office with regards to getting some simple information about election records from the 2020 general election. The

Part 8: The High Level Overview Its probably time to admit that while I have used statistics in my occupation for many years, I am not originally a statistician by training. I have been honest in how I have presented this data and I’ve found that when the data

Part 7: The Battleground Counties While there are 5 counties clearly trending toward the democratic party in registration and voting patterns, and there are 23 counties which are clearly trending toward the republican party in registration and voting, there are also 8 counties which do not show a clear trend

Coos County, Linn County, Klamath County Using records provided by several County Clerk’s Offices, we compared the events of the tabulation process in various counties, comparing the vote totals, margin of victory, and Biden to Trump ratio. We used records which were time-stamped, so we were able to replicate

Part 6: Counties Trending More and More Toward the Republican Party Oregon has 36 counties, and at the 2020 election, 23 of these counties had a higher ratio of registered republicans to democrats than at any time since 1988. In other words, while there are 5 counties which are clearly

Part 5: Counties Trending More and More Toward the Democratic Party There are only 5 counties in Oregon which are trending more and more democratic in both their registration and voting patterns, Hood River being one of them as we’ve been discussing. But they play an out sized role

Part 4: 2020 Expectations By now we are more than ready to see a prediction of the 2020 election based on the historical results. One more graph is needed, but once you see it, the answer will be quite obvious. This graph merely takes the two simple ratios (registration and

Part 3: Keeping it Simple In part 2 [https://auditoregon.org/the-oregon-fix-part-2/] we tried to discover if there was a way we could use voter registrations to make predictions about how people might vote in the 2020 presidential election. But what we found is that there is a lot of

Part 2: What should we have expected from 2020? In Part 1 [https://auditoregon.org/the-oregon-fix/] we see that the tools are in place for fraud to be committed in the 2020 general election. How can we know what the actual vote count was and what should have happened in

This is the first of a series of articles intended to raise visibility to potential fraud in Oregon elections. Since we cannot obtain access to the ballots from the 2020 election we cannot say for certain what happened then, but there are several indications which cause a reasonable person to