I’m starting to think this is not what it appears. From what I can find the QVF is just a query able database that stores voter information and stores each interaction as a record. So if I confirm my current address for an election, it creates a record. If I change addresses, it creates a record. If I change my status, it records a transaction. By doing a merge or join on a single voter ID, you would get all the records ever generated associated with that voter id. I assume “Vote Recorded” is used for status and is just a single value that records the last time this voter ID voted to determine when they lose “active” status. If you could add a column that shows ballot number, that would settle this quickly, if those are all the same then it is all innocent, as I suspect, but if those were different, then it is clearly fraud.
So this single voter confirmed, or changed their address (or some other interaction with the db) 29 times in 1 day?
With 16 different addresses?
In one day??