Part 10: Election Machines’ Digital Deceptions, Colorado’s Spreadsheet Shuffle and Nevada’s Synced Voter Mirage

Folks, we’ve come a long way in this series, peeling back layers of Nevada’s election woes from bloated voter rolls to Edward Solomon’s uncanny identical ratios and see-saw patterns. Now, let’s tie it all together with a fresh scandal bubbling up from Colorado that hits too close to home for us Silver Staters. It’s a story of bungled spreadsheets, silent fixes, and how it all echoes the weird synchronicity Solomon uncovered in Clark County’s 2024 mail-in votes. And trust me, it’s not just incompetence, it’s a wake-up call for transparency that could safeguard our future elections.

In Arapahoe County, Colorado, a 2020 election record spreadsheet, showing how Electronic Voting Machine interpreted votes, had discrepancies flagged by Yale professor Shiro Kuriwaki in October 2023. The county didn’t fix it until April 2024, then quietly uploaded the corrected version. Only in May did they explain, blaming errors during redaction for privacy. They admitted failing to delete 15 traceable records and scrambling data while shuffling for anonymity, per state law. Vote totals unchanged, but the delay fueled theories of 350,000 shuffled ballots. Journalist Jimmy Sengenberger calls it incompetence, not malice, but notes Clerk Joan Lopez’s poor crisis management fed conspiracies.

Election machines handled those ballots, same as in Nevada’s Clark County. This ties to Solomon’s findings: In Clark’s 2024 mail-ins for State Question 3 (open primaries), over 443,000 ballots showed Trump and Kamala voters’ opposition moving in lockstep parallel motion. Like two dancers mirroring steps perfectly, their rates oscillated identically across districts, impossible naturally. Solomon’s STUV framework, four boxes of votes, reveals see-saws: Fixed Lambda (83%) and Omega forced mirrored M (Trump opposition) and N (Kamala’s). Simple example: Two scales balancing apples and oranges; if total fruit is fixed, adding apples tips oranges down exactly. Votes should fluctuate freely, but here they’re synced, suggesting code enforcement.

Solomon, never disproven with his $80,000 undefeated challenge, shows this in congressional, senate, and assembly districts, lines crest and trough together, like mass-synced waves. For average folks: Imagine every car on a highway speeding up and slowing down at once, no traffic reason. That’s not driving; that’s programming.

Pastor Andy’s 2024 Clark County lawsuit alleged systemic fraud and machine failures in the 2024 election, including Ballot Question 6, dismissed on technicalities June 2025 without addressing merits like vote decrements and undervotes, appealed to NV Supreme Court, and escalated to federal court July 2025 for TRO against evidence-destroying updates, where the court denied the TRO July 22 and struck designations July 29, mirroring this, problems like hidden code persist, solutions ignored, with calls for DOJ to intervene and force a 2026 re-vote.

The good? Trump’s order spurred cleanups; Solomon’s work drives audits.

The bad? Machines potentially enable deceptions; delays breed doubt.

Solutions: Federal mandates for paper ballots, hand-counts, ID, same-day results. Summarizing our series: From rolls to ratios, phantoms to see-saws, Nevada’s elections are shadowed by manipulation. Call to action: Contact DOJ, FBI, Pam Bondi to investigate these patterns and lawsuits. Share with neighbors and public servants, demand transparency now!

Stay tuned for Part 11: Wrapping up the Shadows, Lessons from Nevada’s Election Battles, the Good, the Bad, and the Bold Path to True Integrity.

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