Tom Glass

Here’s what to request to review this election—and why: Qualified juror list: Compare with voter records to flag eligibility questions for verification. State and county voter rolls, including changes: Establish precinct registration totals and identify changes during the election. State and county turnout files: Compare both versions with ballots cast by precinct; investigate unexplained differences. Precinct results by candidate and race: Compare with turnout, especially down-ballot, to flag discrepancies. Provisional counts, envelopes and decisions: Check registration, acceptance or rejection reasons, and whether eligible votes went uncounted or ineligible ballots were accepted. Early-voting and Election Day scanner tapes: Independently total results and check against turnout, precinct results and ballot-style records. Did anyone get the wrong ballot style? Were races missing? Judges’ daily logs and ballot accounting: Reconcile voters checked in with ballots cast, used and unused each day. Chain-of-custody forms: Start with high-volume locations to verify ballot handling and transfers. Suspected voting in someone else’s name: Request mail applications, envelopes and ballot-board intake records; or in-person location, date, time, signature, provisional status and judge’s name. Match the state voter ID, not the county ID, to investigate impersonation or mistaken check-ins. Follow through: Email documented findings to elections officials, the county judge or commissioners, candidates and sitting representatives; then call. Expect redactions and potentially lengthy responses. Moving forward, my Paper Elections by Precinct report covers hand-marked/hand-counted, machine-marked/hand-counted and machine-marked/scanner-counted elections—with paper poll books, precinct reports and chain of custody providing verifiable accountability. I’m raising $10,000 for next year’s work, poll-watcher training and the guild, with $2,500 raised as of my initial post. Support the work at tbtr.us or purchase my educational materials on Substack. Or donate directly here: PayPal: @tbtx7hs Venmo: @tb-tx Cashapp: $takingbacktx Thank you, and we can fix this! 🫡🇺🇸