Volunteers from the King County Voter
research project zeroed in on the trailer
ends RV Park in Bellevue after reviewing
county election records showing that
several voters are registered here.
They flagged it as possible fraud by 20
voters who were voting from a business
that rents RV spaces in this report
submitted to King County elections,
which we received through a records request.
We've got people that are overnighters
and we've got people that have
been here close to 20 years,
a spokesperson says.
The trailer park is home.
For some people, but the voter
research project claimed they
violated the requirement that
voters registered at their
actual residential address.
We couldn't afford a house.
We sold ours back in Utah.
So we've been living in
this for almost two years.
Dustin Reed, who works for the
Department of Veterans Affairs,
lives with his family of four in this
43 footer that's come to this address.
His mail in ballot to this address
is one of the voter anomalies at the
trailer park identified in the report.
I don't know how they could, you know,
say we're ineligible voters if they've
never actually come out to actually.
See. Right I've.
I've never met anybody out here to say,
do you really live here? At
King County Elections headquarters
we asked the director about voters
registered at trailer parks.
Is there anything wrong with that?
Absolutely not. People can use a
non traditional address here in
Washington state to get registered.
Provide us with a mailing address
in this list there were voters
that are military overseas,
unhoused or currently have
a non traditional address.
So Dustin's voter registration.
So for them to say it's we're ineligible,
it's just kind of mind boggling
and the others. Here are
all legal with this one
stop alone. We've been able to strike
twenty names from their voter anomaly list.
Voter research project says it found
444 registration anomalies in months of
door to door canvassing in King County.
My name is Chris Ingles.
I'm a reporter from King TV.
How are you?
A nobody came to the door asking
about a guy named Schaumburg.
Just trying to verify
what they've reported.
In other areas, like the story we
aired from Mason County last month,
volunteers listed names, addresses.
And specific information in their reports.
That allowed us to follow
up by going door to door.
We're just going to
several different addresses
that they put in their report.
But King County voter research project
only identified a name and voter ID
number other than the trailer park.
We could not reliably locate
other voters in their report. This
is a big county again,
1.4 million registered voters.
Elections Director Julie Wise had her team
analyzed the voter research project report,
in which almost all of the listed
anomalies are voters who moved but are
still registered with their old addresses.
I didn't see anything on that list
that that voters were doing anything
that's illegal or inaccurate,
she says. The registration information
that volunteers relied on was outdated.
90% of the voters had updated their
address by the time that the canvassers
went out to look at the addresses.
Did you see anything that
rises to the level of fraud
in their report? I did not see
anything in the report that rises
to the level of fraud.
How many volunteers out on the streets?
So we've had roughly. Up to 50,
this is the man behind the report.
Boeing retiree Dave Griffin and
his volunteers have been combing
King County neighborhoods on behalf
of the voter research project.
We're out looking and trying to help clean
up the voter rolls in Washington state.
He's undeterred by King County's
finding that his canvassing team
has uncovered few anomalies, if any.
How would you characterize the security
of our vote in King County? I think?
There is a lot of room for improvement.
Have you found fraud out there?
I don't know if the word fraud is relevant.
What is relevant is there
are a lot of questions.
You say you don't like to use the word fraud,
but you know that people,
candidates maybe will take your
report and say this is evidence
that my election was stolen.
The solution is to have clean voter rolls.
And the solution is to have clean elections.
What's the one smoking gun?
I mean the one case that you can
look at in your report and say,
look at this,
this is what we're talking about.
Griffin pointed us to his
reports claim that immigrants,
visa holders are registered to
vote unknowingly through the
state's motor voter program.
Somehow our systems has allowed
them to be signed up to vote.
Give me those names and addresses
and I will check them out.
Not saying no, I'm saying let me
check because I don't want to give out
someone else's private information.
Is that would put them in jeopardy?
So we have not heard back from Mr
Griffin since that interview and he has
not responded to my follow up messages.
Now as you heard in that interview,
he says they have lots of questions and
we often hear that from election deniers.
But what we've learned from
voter research projects,
reports that we've analyzed so far in
King and Mason counties is the answers.
There is not any widespread
or organized voter fraud.
They're just answers that these
groups are not willing to accept.
So I know you've said in the past
that any citizen can challenge.
Voters registration and the Elections Office.
That's right, Will investigate.
So did the voter research project file
any of these challenges in King County?
No. And you know, I find that odd.
You do all this work, right?
You make all these allegations,
but you don't take the formal step of filing
a voter registration challenge challenge,
which King County elections would
investigate and provide the
answers you say you're after.
But in Mason and King counties,
no one from voter research project
has filed a single challenge so far.