By OBBM Network Editorial Staff

Ann Vandersteel

Imagine a country where the outcome of elections is no longer trusted by its citizens. Unfortunately, this is the reality in the United States today. The 2020 election exposed deep-seated concerns about the integrity of the electoral process, and the issue of election corruption has become a pressing concern. With millions of Americans questioning the legitimacy of the outcome, it is essential to examine the root causes of this crisis and potential solutions.

Election Integrity: A Crisis of Trust

Ann Vandersteel, host of Steel News, recently discussed the issue of election corruption with Seth Keschel, a former U.S. Army intelligence officer turned election data analyst. Keschel’s unique approach to election analysis involves applying military intelligence methodology to election forecasting, examining voter registration trends, demographic shifts, and geographic voting patterns. His work has gained national attention, particularly after accurately forecasting multiple state election outcomes.

Keschel emphasized the importance of looking at the data and the system to understand elections. He stated, ‘If you want to understand elections, stop looking at the polls. Look at the data. Look at the system. And look who controls the counting.’ This approach has led him to conclude that the current electoral system is prone to bias and rigging, as well as legitimate errors due to the changing way people communicate and access information.

The Changing Electoral Landscape

The 2020 election saw significant changes in the way people voted, with many states adopting universal mail-in voting and automatic registration. While these changes aimed to increase voter participation, they also raised concerns about the potential for fraud and errors. Keschel noted that the voter registration trends since 2020 indicate a shift towards the Republican Party, with every state except Colorado trending more Republican.

A Call to Action

The issue of election corruption is not new to the United States. Historical examples of election fraud abound, and it is essential to learn from these instances to prevent similar situations in the future. Keschel’s work and the discussions on Steel News highlight the need for a concerted effort to address the crisis of trust in the electoral process. By examining the data, the system, and the controls in place, Americans can work towards restoring faith in their elections and ensuring the integrity of the democratic process.

In conclusion, the crisis of trust in the electoral process is a pressing concern that requires immediate attention. By understanding the root causes of this crisis and exploring potential solutions, Americans can work towards restoring faith in their elections and ensuring the integrity of the democratic process. The full episode of Steel News With Ann Vandersteel is available on OBBM Network TV.

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