Found the write-up on the “supervisors of elections’ gathering in 2021. The referenced graphs pages et al can be viewe4d at the link:
EXCLUSIVE: Florida Supervisors of Elections Deceptively Holding Conference with FL Secretary of State, Disgraced CISA Leader Chris Krebs and Dominion
https://loomered.com/2021/06/07/exclusive-florida-supervisors-of-elections-deceptively-holding-conference-with-fl-secretary-of-state-disgraced-cisa-leader-chris-krebs-and-dominion/
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EXCLUSIVE: Florida Supervisors of Elections Deceptively Holding Conference with FL Secretary of State, Disgraced CISA Leader Chris Krebs and Dominion
Laura LoomerPOSTED ON JUNE 7, 2021
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Beginning June 13th to June 17th, the Florida Supervisors of Elections, Inc will be holding their bi-annual conference in Tampa, Florida, at the Marriott Hotel located at 505 Water Street. This gathering isn’t open to the public, yet the invitation for the conference shows they are charging Supervisors of Elections and vendors for tickets to come in and participate. Tickets have been sold out for weeks and Florida citizens and voters are excluded from attending despite the fact that Florida Supervisors of Elections are elected officials and thus subject to Florida Sunshine Laws.
According to their website, “The Florida Supervisors of Elections (FSE) exists to assist its members in conducting fair, honest and accurate elections by providing continuing education and certification programs that encourage the highest level of professionalism; to assist Florida citizens to become better informed about voting and be prepared to participate in the electoral process; and to create a forum where the Supervisors can regularly express their joint opinions on important election issues.”
Sunbiz documentation proves Florida Supervisors of Elections is a Non Profit business, not a Government entity
A person who visits their website, https://www.myfloridaelections.com/, may assume that this organization is the actual Supervisors of Elections or a legitimate Florida government organization. However, further research, reveals that Florida Supervisors of Elections is actually a business masquerading as the actual board itself.
Their website displays the name of the group as Florida Supervisors of Elections, Inc, yet they are marketing themselves on Facebook and via Sunbiz as a non/profit. It begs the question, is this organization of for profit, a non/profit, or both?
They appear to have some elected Supervisors of Elections engaging with them. For instance, the President of this business is Craig Latimer; he also happens to be Hillsborough County’s Supervisor of Elections. Amusingly, Craig Latimer is also a Democrat.
Adding more cause for concern, on their website, the only option the Florida Supervisors of Elections offers for “connecting” with them is a link to their Facebook page. Surely a legitimate elections website would know that not all Floridians have access to Facebook due to Facebook censorship? They don’t seem too concerned about it. Perhaps it’s because Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook provided Supervisors of Elections offices around the country with over $400 Million in donations during the 2020 election year.
After some digging, I found out what the Florida Supervisors of Elections (FSE) really is. Here is a list of their entire mission, charter, and by-laws: https://lawsdocbox.com/66708452-US_Government_Resources/Florida-state-association-of-supervisors-of-elections-directory.html.
It’s worth noting that they changed their name from Florida State Association of Supervisors of Elections to Florida Supervisors of Elections, a name change which was initiated on September 12, 2019, just one year before the 2020 elections, which is indicated on their Florida corporation documents on Sunbiz.org.
Why would an organization that claims to be a professional membership association for Florida’s 67 Supervisors of Elections try to make itself look like an official government organization as opposed to an association of members by changing their name right before the 2020 elections?.....One name makes the business look like a professional club, while the other makes the business look like a legitimate Florida government sponsored Elections organization.
A side by side of screenshots shows that the Florida State Association of Supervisors of Elections has the same exact mission statement and “core values” as the Florida Supervisors of Elections.
The screenshots also reveal that along with changing their name to create the facade of being a government organization, the Florida State Association of Supervisors of Elections also changed their logo along with the name change to Florida Supervisors of Elections, despite being the same exact organizations.
This begs the question, why do we even need an Association of SOE’s in the form of a non-profit that doesn’t appear to have any government accountability, actively influencing, working with, and supposedly “training” our actual elected Supervisors of Elections?
According to their website, this organization has existed in Florida since 1964.
If anyone should be providing training to the 67 elected Supervisors of Elections in Florida and their staff, it should be the Florida Secretary of State. Not a non-profit that isn’t even held accountable to Florida Sunshine Laws like all other Florida government entities and elected officials are.
All non-profits are required to file annual reports. They are required to list any money brought into the organization. However, there isn’t a single financial amount listed on their 2021 report.
Why is this problematic?
According to the events section on their website, the Florida Supervisors of Elections is charging the official, duly elected Supervisors of Elections for the 67 counties in FL, as well as vendors to attend their Summer 2021 conference from June 13-June 17 in Tampa, FL.
Registration ticket prices to attend are $330 for SOE’s, while “Vendor booths” are $500. Their website also says “this event is closed to further registrations”.
What is the money being used for? Who are the vendors? Why are they being provided with an exclusive opportunity to solicit elected SOE’s? And how come it’s not documented on any of their Annual reports?
One of their main sponsors is VR Systems, a BIG TECH voting election company. The VR Systems website states that “elections are all they do,” and they have “successful elections, every time.”
According to their website, VR systems builds the software and technology that is used in elections in 64 of 67 Florida counties.
On their website, they state:
“VR Systems’ Voter Focus elections management solutions improve the voting process by:
Automatically checking voting eligibility;
Recording early voting directly into voter records online at voting time;
Providing helpful information on candidates and on polling place locations for the public;
Accurately recording and reporting voting turnout for the Florida Department of State;
Offering complete tracking, verification and management of vote-by-mail ballots;
Providing comprehensive election worker management tools to track assignments, conduct training, administer payroll, etc; and,
Validating petitions and voter signatures.”
.....What does this boil down to?
Essentially a fake Supervisors of Elections organization that is actually a non profit is holding a conference in Florida for the real, 67 elected supervisors of elections in Florida about technology and advancements for the 2022 elections. This is incredibly concerning and deceptive given the fact that this conference is closed to the public.
WHY DOES THIS MATTER?
Now that you know this history of Florida Supervisors of Elections and who is sponsoring them, let’s dive into their agenda for their Summer 2021 conference.
The tentative agenda listed on the Florida Supervisors of Elections website raises the question as to whether or not they are unbiased and truly committed to their mission statement of “conducting fair, honest, and accurate elections”.
Some disreputable characters are listed on the event’s itinerary. From former CISA Director Chris Krebs to Dominion, this supervisor of elections summer extravaganza is highly suspicious. Election integrity doesn’t seem to be a priority at the Supervisors of Elections conference this year. Transparency after the 2020 elections is imperative if Americans are to ever trust our election system again. Many United States citizens doubt that it is even worth voting anymore due to the widespread belief that the 2020 elections were stolen through Big Tech election interference, mail-in ballot fraud, ballot harvesting, and other forms of voter fraud this past election cycle.
A quick review of the tentative agenda is raising a lot of concern among Floridians who are wondering how the conference was approved by the state’s Republican Secretary of State, Laurel Lee, who is also listed as a speaker at the conference on June 15th. Troubling items of discussion on their agenda include “Social Media” and a pilot for “Online Voting” which they want to implement in five Florida counties.
The question needs to be asked:
Why are elected Supervisors of Elections discussing internet voting and social media in a state where Governor Ron DeSantis just signed SB 7072 and SB 90, which include provisions to keep Big Tech out of Florida elections and ban ballot harvesting? Governor DeSantis has made it very clear that it is now illegal in the state of Florida for elected Supervisors of Elections to accept money or assistance from Big Tech companies ever again because they played such a devious role in the 2020 election. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg alone donated nearly $400 million to Supervisors of Elections offices in Democrat cities across the United States for “election efforts” and “ballot counting” . In Florida, these “Zuckerbucks” were given to three South Florida Supervisors of Elections offices in Miami Dade County, Broward County, and Palm Beach County to purchase voting equipment, ballot boxes, pay the salaries of election workers, and other things that have not yet been transparently accounted for in a line by line forensic analysis by these three Southeast Florida Supervisors of Elections, all of whom just happen to be Democrats.
Oddly, despite being one of the the top three wealthiest counties in America, Palm Beach County’s Supervisor of Elections office under Wendy Sartory Link, a Democrat who was originally appointed by Governor Ron Desantis and eventually was elected in the 2020 election, received the largest Florida Zuckerbuck grant of $6.8 million dollars, despite the fact that two of the candidates on the ballot in Palm Beach County in 2020 (Laura Loomer and President Trump) were both heavily censored and banned by Facebook and Twitter.
In a state where Zuckerbucks are now banned for use by Supervisors of Elections, what possibly could the Florida Supervisors of Elections have in mind when making “Social Media” an agenda item?
.....One of the first items listed on the conference agenda is changing the USPS Mail Piece Design & Postal Changes. Another topic of discussion is the “New Accessible Online Ballot Requirements,” a new program they want to pilot in five counties within Florida.
.....Chris Krebs, the former CISA director who claimed there was no such thing as election fraud and was ultimately fired by President Trump, is scheduled to speak on June 16th.
Dominion invited to speak at FL Supervisors of Elections 2021 Summer Conference
Adding more controversy to this conference is the fact that ES&S and Dominion, two of the voting software companies at the center of the 2020 election scandals are sharing a time slot on Monday, June 14th. The controversy over the 2020 elections has yet to die down, but the Supervisors of Elections seem not to care......
.....Dominion is a Big Tech company. Social media is comprised of Big Tech companies, and “online voting” would be facilitated by Big Tech companies.
Big Tech election interference is now ILLEGAL in the state of Florida under SB 90 and SB 7072, which were just signed into law last month by Florida Governor Ron Desantis. Given these facts, why is Big Tech a part of the Florida Supervisors of Elections Summer training conference?
