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AFFIDAVI

T

STA

TE OF MISSIS

SIPPI

COUNTY O

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x cr5

I

, Rita Anderso

n, am over 18 y

ears of ageand

am competen

t to testify to th

e facts herein

state

d.

I was

an authorized i

nspector entitle

d to conduct re

view of the Hi

nds County ele

ction

recor

ds related to th

e June 24,201

4 Republican p

rimary runoff e

lection forthe

United States

S

enate.

O

n Monday,July

7, 2014, I arri

ved at the Circ

uit Clerk s offi

ce in the Hinds

County

C

ourthousein J

ackson, Missis

sippi. There I m

et Pete Perry,

the Chairm an

of the Republic

an

CountyExecutive Co mmittee. He informed metha t McDaniel representatives would not be

allowed to re

view the June

24 runoff recor

ds, because the

County Execu

tive Committe

e had not

yet

certified the res

ults of theruno

ff to the State

Executive Com

mittee. Hesai

d he wouldcall

and let uskno

w when he ha

d completed th

e certification.

A

fter business h

ours that day,

I received acal

l from Hinds C

ounty Circuit C

lerk Ms.

Ba

rbara Dunn. Sh

e informedme

that Pete Perry

had then com

pleted the certi

fication, and th

e

McDanie

l representativ

es would be pe

rmitted access

to the requested

election r ecor

ds on

Tuesday, Ju

ly 8.

FURTHER

AFFIANT SA

ITH NOT.

Rita Anders

on

SU

BSCRIBED an

d SWORNto

before me by R

ita Anderson t

o be her free ac

t and deedthis

g

da

y of August, 20

14.

My Comm

ission Expires

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AFFIDAV

IT

ST

ATEOF MISS

ISSIPPI

COUNTY

OFHINDS

I, William Bil

lingsley,am ov

er 18 years of

age and am co

mpetent to test

ify to thefacts

herein

stated.

I wasan au

thorizedinspe

ctor entitled to

examinethe H

inds County el

ection records

related to

the June24,20

14 Republican

party primary

runoff election

for the United

States

Senate

. Inspecting th

e election reco

rds on Tuesday

, July 8,2014,

and successive

days thereafte

r,

with fellow

inspector Rita

Anderson, I ob

served the foll

owing:

We met wi

th Circuit Cler

k Barbara Dun

n in her office.

Also present w

as Pete Perry,

H

inds CountyR

epublican Com

mittee Chairm

an. They agre

ed to place us

in the Election

Commission office to perform our examination.

All the c

ontents from th

e orange andr

ed bags had be

en removed. T

he orange bags

were

emptyand n

ot sealed. We

were presented

several USPS

boxes contain

ing absentee ap

plications

and en

velopes. All th

e applications

and envelopes

from all the p

recincts had be

en commingle

d

into theseU

SPS boxes. N

ext we were pr

esented in seve

ral USPS box

es Affidavit ba

llot

envelo

pes. Absentee

envelopes and

applications th

at were not pro

perly complete

d are tabulated

below. Som

e of the absen

tee envelopes

were discover

ed to be openw

ith the paperb

allot still

inside. These

ballots had cl

early not been

scanned by the

voting machi

ne. Our counti

ndicated

there

were 206 tota

l accepted affid

avit ballots an

d 204 rejected.

A bsentee ballo

ts accepted we

re

813.

D

uring the cour

se this examin

ation, werevie

wed signature

books and tally

lists/poll

bo

oks from the pr

ecincts. We di

d not find any

ballot box/bag

to contain any

precinct electi

on

material.

We werenot sh

own anypreci

nct manager's

receipts or any

ballot inventor

y receipts.

From o

ur reviewof p

recinct poll bo

oks/tally lists, I

observed:

In P-36, four(

4) ballots that

were markeda

s won't scan.

These ballots

were in a

container for

acceptedabsen

tee envelopes.

I found eleven

(11) ballots in

absenteeenve

lopes.

In P-51, there

were no voters

marked in the

democratic bo

ok for June 24

, 2014. The Jun

e

3democratic primary had 80 signatures.

In

P-82, there we

re no voters m

arked in the de

mocraticbook

for June24, 20

14, though

the June 24

, results were c

ertified as 98 (

Cochran)& 3 (

McDaniel). Th

e June 3demo

cratic

primaryreflec

ted 266 votes

in the poll book

; but, the total

vote count rep

orted forthe Ju

ne 3

election was 37

6.


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In P-87, there were no voters m arked in the democ ratic book for June 24, 2014, though

the June 24, results were certified as 47 Cochran) and 10 McDaniel). The June 3, democratic

primary reflected 107 votes in the tally list/poll book, but, the total count for the June 3 election

was 164.

In P - B-2, there were no voters m arked in the democ ratic book for June 24, 2014, though

the June 24, results were certified as 362 Cochran) and 305 McDaniel). The June 3,

demo cratic primary reflected 136 v otes in the tally list/poll book, but, the total count for the June

3 election was 660.

In P-6, there were no voters ma rked in the democratic book for June 24 , 2014, though the

June 24, results were certified as 59 (Cochran) and 9 (McDaniel). The June 3, democratic

primary reflected 108 votes in the tally list/poll book.

In P-60, there were no voters m arked in the democ ratic book for June 24, 2014.


the June 24, results were certified as 98 (Cochran) and 7 (McDaniel).


the June 24, results were certified as 29 (Cochran) and 4 (McDaniel).

In P-36 and 37 , the tally list/poll book is marked suc h that determining voters, if any,

cannot be deciphered w ith reasonable certainty.

In P-16, the tally list/poll book is marke d such that determ ining voters, if any, cannot be

deciphered with reasonable certainty.

In P-12, the tally list/poll book is marke d such that determ ining voters, if any, cannot be

deciphered with reasonable certainty.

I was provided the following doc uments from the C ircuit Clerk's office:

Report No. BP-003, Absentee Ballot Voter Statistics Report, dated July 16, 2014.

Report No. BP-001, Republican Abse ntee Ballot Received Report, dated July 9, 2014.

Inspection / incident Reports

Payroll Forms

DS20 0 Autom ark Seal Logs (for those precincts available)

Pollbooks / tallybooks selected pages

Recap itulation Forms

CERTIFICATION OF THE RUNOFF ELECTION RESULTS

The election results were certified by the County Executive Committee on July 7, 2014.

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High School Precinct

Harry Webb Coleman III. cross vote.

Pearl Haven

Bledsoe Joyce Ann- cross vote.

Bledsoe Willie J.- cross vote.

Elay Angela Denise- cross vote.

Montgomery Precinct

Dorothy Henderson Catchings- cross vote.

Debra Brown Johnson- cross vote.

Enterprise Precinct

Ottis E. Brown- voted democrat primary voted republican runoff.

TALLY LIST POLL BOOKS

Lloyd Star Precinct

1. Poll worker consistently marked voted in wrong column. Black pen of June 3 as

opposed to blue pen in wrong colum n on June 24.

FURTHER AFFIANT SAITH NOT.

LcAK :

obby Rigg3

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AFFIDAVIT

STATE OF

MISSISSIPPI

couNTY

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I, W.

H.

North, III, am

over l8

years

of

age

and am

competent

to

testify

to

the

facts herein

stated.

I was an

authorized

inspector entitled

to

examine

the

Simpson

County election

records

related

to

the June

24,2014 Republican

Party

primary

runoff

election

forthe

United

States

Senate.

Inspecting

the

election

records

at the

Simpson

County

Circuit Clerk's

office on

July 7

and

8,

2014,

with my

fellow

authorized

inspectors, Charles

Purchner and

Michael Szkolnik,

I observed

the

following:

CROSSOVER

VOTE,S

Bridgeport Precinct

- Ards

Ray T. "marked as

voted"

democrat

and

republican

on

June

3,2014

and

republican

on

Iune

24,2014 runoff.

Magee

1 Precinct

- Austin,

Billy

S.

"marked

as

voted"

democrat

and

republican

on June

3,2014

and

republican on

June24,2014

runoff.

- Tanner, Carol

W.

"marked

as

voted"

democrat

and

republican

on June

3,2014 and

republicau

on

June

24,2014

runoff.

- Tanner, Charles

G.

"marked

as

voted"

democrat

and

republican

on

June

3,2014

and

republican

on

June

24,2014

runoff.

Mendenhall #3

Precinct

-

Magee, Pamela

D. "marked

as

voted"

republican

on June

3,2014

and

democrat on June

24,

2014 runoff.

Bowie

Precinct

-

Herrington,

Jonathan

"marked

as

voted"

democrat

on June

3,2014

and

republican on

June

24,

2014

runoff.

Weatherby

Precinct

-

Curtis

L. Hayes

"marked

as

voted"

democrat on

June

3,

2014

and

republican on

June

24,2014

runoff.

D'Lo

Precinct

-

Meyers

(voter

#280),

"marked

as

voted" democrat

on

June

3,2014

and

republican

on

June 24,

2014

runoff.

Pinola

Precinct

-

Walker

(voter

#423),

"marked

as

2014

runoff.

FURTHER

AFFIANT

SAITH NOT.

voted"

democrat on June

3,2014

and

republican

on June

24,

.? ?

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STATE OF MISSISSIPP]

COTINTY

OF

NA((

I

SUBSCRIBED

and

SWORN to

before me

by W. H. North,

III

to

be

his free

act

and deed

this

the

day

of

August,2014.

4h


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FFID VIT

STATE OF MI S IPPI

COUN TY OF .1 do /

I

Mary Pankey

am over 18 years of age and am competent to testify to the facts herein

stated.

I was an authorized inspector who was entitled to examine the Yalobusha County

election records related to the June 24 2014 Republican party primary runoff election for the

United States Senate.

During my inspection of the election records from the June 24 Republican party primary

election at the Yalobusha County Courthouse on Monday, July 14, 2014, I observed the

following:

TALLY LIST/POLL BOOK:

In the Coffeeville precinct, the poll book was missing pages 19 and 20 and the process

could not be completed. In the Tillatoba precinct, the entire Republican and Democratic books

were m arked incorrectly.

CROSSOVER VOTERS:

Precinct Beat 1 North

1. Page 27 line 205 Crossover

2.

Page 108 line 1148 Strikethrough

3. Page 68 line 739 - Crossover

Precinct Beat 1 South

1.

Page 49 line 494 - Strikethrough

2.

Page 55 line 555 - Crossover

3.


Precinct Water V alley

1. Page 39 line 430 Strikethrough



4.


5.


6.


7. Page 22 237 Fraudulent vote

Precinct Sylva Rena

1

Page 55 Line 555 strikethrough


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VOTE CERTIFICATION

Yalobusha County certified its returns on July

2 2014.

FURTHER AFFIANT SAITH NO T.

STATE OF MIS

COUNTY OF

I S

4

SUBSCRIBE D and SWO RN to before me by Mary Pankey to be her

free act and deed this

da

y

of August 2014.

My C ommission Expires:

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VALERIE W DAVIS

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Notary Public


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AFFIDAVIT

STATE OF M ISSISSIPPI

COUNTY OF

phi

I, David Durrett, am over 18

years of age and am

competent to testify to the facts herein

stated.

I was an authorized inspector who w as entitled to examine the Y azoo Cou nty election

records related to the June 24, 2014 Repub lican party primary runoff election for the United

States Senate.

I inspected election records from the June 2 4 th

Repub lican party primary election at the

Yazoo

County Courthouse on Mon day, July 7, 2014 and Tuesday, July 8, 2014.

We arrived at the Yazoo County Courthouse shortly after 9:00 a.m. on July 7, 2014. We

went to the Voter Registration office and introduced ourselves. We we re directed to the waiting

area where we met M s. Janis Lane, also with the M cDaniel campaign. Bob Bailey, Cochran

representative, came in next. Three Election comm issioners, Claude Collura, Sylvia Vandevere,

and Virginia (Gigi) Mathew s, came from the elevator from the third floor. We w ent to a room on

the first floor that was called Election Central. Wh en we asked Mr. Collum whose desk was in

this room he said that Circuit Clerk Robert Coleman used that area som etimes. We w ere joined

by a fourth election comm issioner, Jerry Alexand er, and a second Cochran rep resentative,

Thomas Wetzel.

Election Central contained a desk, a work table, several chairs, assorted office

furniture, and shelves. The ballot boxes were located in this room. Th ey were all sealed. The

absentee ballot envelopes and app lications were in a separate cardboard box on a shelf. They

were not sealed. The provisional ballot envelopes were in a stack on a corner of the desk. Also

on the desk was a tape from a vo ting machine. That voting m achine was standing on the floor

next to the desk. We were told that the machine had m alfunctioned during the election and that

the poll workers we re unable to get it to print a tape from it.

We w ere told that the Circuit Clerk Coleman w as out of town all week in training. Ms.

Mathew s checked with the personne l in Mr. Coleman's office and told us that the training will be

Wednesday through Friday and that Mr. Coleman was taking Monday and Tuesday as personal

days. He did not designate an assistant clerk to represent him in his absence. The com missioners

told us that they would be assisting us. (They could not op en the safe to let us see any of the

absentee ballots or the provisional ballots.) They further told us that we could not see an y

personal information, including birth dates or social security numbe rs, without authorization

from the Circuit Clerk, who was unav ailable. Mr. Colem an did return on July 8. He stayed in the

office where we w ere working for a few minu tes, then left. We did not see him again.

One of the election com missioners opene d the first precinct box (Precinct 1-1). It

contained supp lies, the m achine tapes, other comp uter supplies, the voter sign-in sheet, and the

provisional voter sign-in sheet. The poll book s were not in the box. The election comm issioners

told us that the poll books we re upstairs in a locked room an d that we would need to go u pstairs

to look at the poll books. Th ey also suggested that w e start with the poll books, which w e did.


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There were no cha in of custody documen ts other than the receipt sheet showing that a

poll worker checked out the ballot box and check ed it back in to the clerk's office. Thus there

were no docum ents showing custody of the poll books, absentee ballots, or provisional ballots

after the ballot box was returned to the courthouse. Ms. M athews did have a legal pad on wh ich

were recorded the seal numbers each time a box was opened and resealed. The boxes had been

opened and resealed at least once before we arrived.

We w ent to the second floor and reviewed the poll books. This took the better part of July

7, 2014. The Precinct 1-1 box remained o pen in the locked office while we were reviewing the

poll books. We w ere told that only the Circuit Clerk and Mr. Collum h ave keys to this office.

Late in the afternoon we returned to the first floor office and began to inspect the ballot boxes.

This task was comp leted on July 8, 2014.

We w ere unable to compare the nam es on the absentee ballot envelopes with the poll

books, since they were on two different floors. When we asked ab out obtaining vote totals from

June 3 and June 24, M s. Mathews replied that these are a matter of public record and we cou ld

get them from M r. Coleman's office. We presented a list of five names from the obituary book

and asked w hat precinct they are in so that we could check against the absentee ballots and poll

books. Ms. M athews took the book and left the room. She returned a short time later with notes

on the book (in italics below):

Yazoo uby Lee Black .23.14

rs P H Black 2012 last voted

Yazoo irginia Coutch

.20.14

rs. WI Coutch 2012

Yazoo

andy Chapman

.18.14

ot registered

Yazoo aggie Mildred White 6.18.2014 nursing home

Yazoo velyn Hearst Robinson 6.6.2014

voted 6 3 14 not 6 24 14

Upon review ing the records, I found the following:

CERTIFICATION:

The results were not certified until July 3, 2014.

ABSENTEE DOCUMENTATION:

Precinct 1

1

Absentee ballot envelopes and applications were in separate boxes, not

sealed.

Precinct 2

6

5 ballots were not counted in original count, only 2 were counted

Precinct 4

4

Mary C opeland did a mail in. No application was located.

Precinct 5

1

Ellen Jordan s witness signature was not on the envelope.

AFFIDAVIT BALLOTS:

Precinct

1-1-Affidavit ballot envelopes were not in a box sealed. They were stacked on

the corner of a desk in an office.

VOTING MACHINES:


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Precinct

1-1-Voting mach ine was not locked up; it was standing upright next to desk

CROSSOVER VOTING:

Precinct 1 2 E. Bentonia

Anthony Bernard Clay, voted 6/3 on Democrat book and marked voted 6/24 on

Republican book.

Danita Clay, voted 6/3 on Democrat book and marked voted 6/24 on Republican

book

Genoa R. Lancaster did not sign the register book on 6/24/14. Marked voted on

Democrat book on 6/3/14. The mark was removed, not initialed and marked voted

6/3 and 6/24 on Republican book.

Precinct 1 3 W. Bentonia

Shirley Lee Alexander-Crossover and signed register book

Precinct 1 4 Center Ridge

Synthia Foster, marked voted in the Republican book on 6/24 and marked voted

the Democrat book on 6/3/2014

Vernus Foster, marked voted in the Republican book on 6/24 and marked voted


Barbara Nelson Gray, marked voted in the Republican book on 6/24 and marked

voted the Democrat book on 6/3/2014

John S. Paytas, marked voted in the Republican book on 6/24 and marked voted


Kellye L. Stanford, marked voted in the Republican book on 6/24 and marked

voted the Democrat book on 6/3/2014

Dorothy J. White, marked voted in the Republican b

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