Tag: Fight Voter Fraud
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Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. Interviews Rapini
by Sharon Rondeau (May 2, 2025) — In her fifth broadcast on the OBBM Network, Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. CEO and Founder Linda Synkowicz hosted commentator and cybersecurity expert Dominic Rapini about their continuing work to identify and act on evidence of voter fraud. During the introduction to the show, the announcer stated Fight Voter…
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Freshman Republican Calls for Routing of “Corruption” in the Constitution State
by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 28, 2025) — On Friday afternoon, The Post & Email received an unsolicited newsletter from the office of Connecticut State Representative Joseph Canino (R-CT65, Torrington) calling for a state-level “DOGE” modeled on that of the second Trump administration spearheaded by entrepreneur Elon Musk to investigate “blatant corruption from Connecticut Democrats and…
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Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. Uncovers Nearly 300,000 Double-Registered Voters, Exposing 3,170 Cases of Double Voting Nationwide from 2016-2022
by FightVoterFraud.org, ©2024 (Jul. 26, 2024) — Middletown, CT, July 25, 2024 — Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. has conducted a comprehensive analysis of voter registrations across the United States, uncovering 297,856 voters registered in two or more states. Among these, 3,170 individuals cast more than one vote in elections held between 2016 and 2022. Utilizing…
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“Unprecedented Action” Taken in Bridgeport Ballot Fraud Case
by Sharon Rondeau (Nov. 21, 2023) — In a press release issued Tuesday morning, Connecticut-based Fight Voter Fraud (VFV), Inc., a 501(c)(4) organization founded in 2018 by Linda Synkowicz, filed two criminal complaints in Connecticut Superior Court on behalf of three electors stemming from allegations of fraud in a September 12, 2023 Democratic primary in…
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Press Release: Research Raises New Question About 2020 Vote
103 Connecticut Citizens May Have Double Voted. Data Submitted To Denise Merrill, Secretary of State MARCH 16, 2020-Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. submitted their latest research from the 2020 election that contains information about 103 instances of voters who, based on voting data obtained from the Connecticut Secretary of State’s Office appear to have voted twice…