There's Something Fishy Going on in PA

Townhall ^ | November 04, 2024 | Mia Cathell

[JesusIsLord]

Extra long publicized prison terms should serve as a deterrent.

[Gene Eric]

I’d rather hear about broken kneecaps than the smell of fish

[Liz]

Suspicious voter registration forms in Pa linked to latino Arizona elected official’s company
Field+Media Corps is run by Mesa’s Francisco Heredia, a longtime latino Az voting activist
VoteBeat ^ | 10/31/24 | Jen Fifield, Carter Walker
FR Posted on 11/1/2024, 2:55:52 AM by Roadrunner383

Two Pennsylvania counties have identified an Arizona-based company as the source of thousands of last-minute voter registration applications that they are investigating. The company, Field+Media Corps, which conducts voter registration and outreach programs, is run by Francisco Heredia, a Mesa councilman and a longtime voting activist in Arizona.

In Monroe County, around 30 forms the company was “responsible for submitting,” which also included mail ballot applications, were “irregular” and included what the District Attorney’s Office described in a Facebook post as several that were “fraudulent as they were not authorized by the persons named as applicants.” “In at least one example, the named applicant is in fact deceased,” District Attorney Mike Mancuso wrote in the post...

York County Chief Clerk Greg Monskie confirmed to Votebeat Wednesday that Field+Media Corps submitted the forms that the county is investigating.

Francisco Heredia, a registered Democrat, runs the company, which conducts voter outreach efforts and registers voters. Heredia did not immediately respond to The Arizona Republic’s request for comment. The Republic could not reach Eduardo Sainz, listed as a member of Field+Media Corps on the Arizona Corporation Commission documents.

Field+Media Corps operates voter registration drives for clients in Arizona, too. Last year, both Navajo and Mohave counties flagged voter registration forms from the company and sent them to the Arizona Attorney General’s Office for investigation, office spokesperson Richie Taylor confirmed to Votebeat Thursday.

(Excerpt) Read more at votebeat.org ...

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Voter registration fraud investigations point to Arizona group with ties to left-leaning latino business
Hard evidence from voter registration application fraud
has stunned officials in the key state of Pennsylvania.

The evidence reveals fraud and collusion by a private for-profit
industry based in Arizona that registers voters across counties.

This has increasingly raised legal concerns.

Vice President Chad Ennis of the “Honest Elections Project (HEP)” says:
<><> third-party voter registration organizations are a problem for many reasons,
<><>committing fraud by inventing fake people
<><>making mistakes on voter registration applications.
<><>sending Voter registration applications to the wrong place
<><>failing to send voter apps,
<><>all depends on how the collectors are paid,
<><>Sometimes they just get a name and signature on the apps,
<><>they “don’t make it into the voter registration office.”
<><>Some states pay workers per voter registration application,
<><>the incentive to pump out as many as they can increases voter fraud.

[ronnie raygun]

we need jail time associated with all this bullsh## real jail time mandatory sentences, WE NEED A DETTERANT

[AndyJackson]

Oh it’s just illegal voter registrations, not actual actual ballots. Cool your jets, dude.

[Liz]

Francisco Heredia under scrutiny for voter registration fraud.

Heredia earned an undergraduate degree in political science and a master's degree in public administration from Arizona State University. At the time of his political appointment in 2017, Heredia owned his own consulting firm. His professional experience includes work for the Maricopa County Recorder's Office and the U.S. Census Bureau.Heredia has also served as a member of the Chandler Housing and Human Services Commission and the State of Arizona Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

He is a latino activist, national field director for Mi Familia Vota and One Arizona, the KidsCare outreach coordinator for the Arizona Healthcare Cost Containment System, and a prevention specialist for Chicanos Por La Causa.

[FlipWilson]

In PA? More like everywhere.

[b4me]

Run by A democrat.
They try to make it sound like a single or few people involved in a a scheme found so far in a state well across the country from that “a democrat”

[apillar]

MSNBC was desperately trying to spin this story yesterday, basically they said there was nothing to see here because “only” 17% of the 2500 registrations examined turned out to be fraudulent. Lol! I mean what’s a measly 17% fraud in a tight election?

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

All fine and dandy, but it’s the ones that get through undetected that are the problem. And it’s a boatload more than 30.

[woweeitsme]

I sure hope if Trump is elected and has a Republican congress that there is some action taken for voter fraud for ANY federal election.

You get caught cheating and you serve a MANDATORY MINIMUM of 20 years in Federal prison with no chance of parole.

Also, any non-citizen voting should be deported immediately.

[quantim]

Exactly, I disdain gummit handouts but free wheelchairs for those with smashed knees instead of prison time for election fraud is most welcome.

[Lazamataz]

Let me predict the Enemedia response:

These controversial claims of illegal registrations are baseless rumors. They are unfounded, and unsubstantiated. This is sweeping and systemic disinformation. These sorts of spurious accusations defy the reality on the ground. These claims have been debunked, refuted, and completely put to rest. No credible evidence exists to support these shaky assertions, and numerous fact-checkers have marked these allegations as FALSE. Based on the reports of these fact-checkers alone, there is no further need to investigate these outlandish claims. They have been thoroughly discredited and contradicted. Continuing to push these far-fetched conspiracies, in the form of Russian lies, is sedition.

[SharpenedEdge]

Buy some rope and let a few swing. That would be a hell of a deterrent.

[Liz]

Fieldcorps-—a latino-centric company-—— is behind the illegal PA voter registrations:
<><>Eduardo Sainz is listed as a FieldCorps member on Az Corporation Commission documents.
<><>Fieldcorps has been paid more than $2.9M by Arizona Democrats alone so far this year,
<><>$$hundreds of thousands were paid out by “Mi Familia Vota,” whose ntl field director is Heredia
<><>”Mi Familia Vota,” is Dems’ much-used vehicle to tear down AZ voter protections via the courts
<><>About half of the counterfeits are connected to individual employees of Fieldcorps
<><>employees’ names were brazenly listed on fraudulent forms as “assisting” in their completion.
<><>of six non-Fieldcorps applications, two are mail-in ballots that were allegedly stolen
<><>three forms remain under investigation.
<><>a broader probe into Francisco Heredia’s Fieldcorps involvement is underway.

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Francisco Heredia, CEO and partner of Field + Media Corps is the Democratic vice mayor of Mesa, Az, where its parent company is headquartered.

Heredia released a statement reacting to the revelations cynically cloaking the alleged voter fraud under the guise of increasing latino votes.

“We are proud of our work to help expand access to voting through our nonpartisan voter registration program,” Heredia said. “We have not been contacted by election officials in PA counties and we have no additional information on the alleged problematic registration forms.”

“We would hope that if Field+Media Corps were the subject of any active investigation, that we would be proactively contacted by the appropriate officials,” he continued. “If we are contacted, we will work with local officials to help resolve any discrepancies to allow eligible people to vote.”
Heredia added that Field + Media Corps is “trying to connect” with Monroe County election officials.

Founded in 2017, Heredia’s profitable company, Field + Media Corps specializes in strategic media and field work for clients, including
<><>voter registration campaigns,
<><>door-to-door canvassing,
<><>advancing ballot measures, phone banking,
<><>and texting voters which could involve electronic fraud.

Along with Arizona, Heredia’s profitable company, Field + Media Corps, additionally hires political canvassers in Pennsylvania, Nevada, and California, its jobs page said.

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[Maskot]

Right? If I rob a bank but only take 17% of the money in the vault, that’d be ok?

[Flavious_Maximus]

Which means he’s really unemployed and ONLY survives by getting grants from the government. Time to shut that “charity” down. /spit

[Liz]

Biden won 2020 Pa with some 85,000 votes (and its 20 electorals).

We demand to know whether Heredia’s Field + Media Corps
engaged in strategic media and field work for Biden, including its vaunted:
<><>voter registration campaigns,
<><>door-to-door canvassing,
<><>handling ballots,
<><>organizing phone banks,
<><>and texting voters (which could involve electronic fraud).

[CFW]

Fishy incompetence already on display on election day in PA.

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Brandon 🇺🇸🥓🥃
@Brash_1
Standing in line at my polling place. Poll worker just came out and announced that Allegheny County didn’t send the necessary paperwork for one of the 2 districts at this polling location and one of the necessary officials hasn’t shown up yet. They’re separating the 2 districts and allowing 1 district to vote.

This is unacceptable.
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7:02 AM · Nov 5, 2024

Brandon 🇺🇸🥓🥃
@Brash_1
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They’re encouraging people to use provisional ballots if they don’t want to wait. The shenanigans have begun…
Brandon 🇺🇸🥓🥃
@Brash_1

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14m
We’re now being told the County didn’t send the poll book and they can’t start voting until they have it.
Brandon 🇺🇸🥓🥃
@Brash_1

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Just been informed the elections judge for our district didn’t show up. Poll workers have called the county 6 times since 6:15 a.m. and have yet to receive a callback.