In this episode of Unleashed, Heidi interviews Marly Hornik who went from homeschooling her kids in the woods for 15 years to now being the Director of the New York Citizen's Audit. She is leading an effort to ensure election validity (not just integrity) based on their audit of the 2022 election results, ultimately aiming to ensure valid elections before the 2024 election cycle.
Marly discusses the four critical areas they've investigated: the accuracy of voter rolls, whether votes were counted from eligible voters, if the number of votes counted matches the number of voters who voted, and the error rate allowed for federal elections. Tune in to this episode to discover how citizens can get involved in the fight for election validity and uphold the constitutional right to government by consent.
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