>>10950753 From a few breads back notable

Civitech is the company who mailed incorrect voter registrations to folks in NC. According to their website, https://civitech.io/, they are a “public benefit corporation” and are also a Certified B Corporation (B Corps) and they are for profit.

After some searching on Civitech, we find Jeremy Smith show up as the co-founder and CEO of Civitech. Civitech links to four other entities and all of them are involved in voter registration, obtaining ballots and “informing the voter” activities. It seems Jeremy has been getting some good press https://www.statesman.com/news/20200108/will-these-apps-turn-tide-for-democrats-in-texas and https://medium.com/@hugh_w_forrest/jeremy-smith-and-civitech-push-the-progressive-vote-for-november-3-43beb541a923 .

The first is MapTheVote https://mapthe.vote/. They’ve created a fast 5 minute way to register your neighbors or anyone who isn’t registered already. You access a map of expected unregistered voters and you go off on your way.

We then find Register2Vote https://register2vote.org/index.html. Checking their About Page , we see this is the first time Jeremy makes an official appearance on one of their websites. It is on this About Page that we’re introduced to Madeline Eden. Madeline just happens to be running for a US House seat in Texas. https://ballotpedia.org/Madeline_Eden. Care to guess what party?!?!?

The third is BallotReady https://www.ballotready.org/. Enter an address to pull up what candidates are on the ballot and their positions if available. Curious, I checked some at random and found the information more heavily weighted to “D” candidates than any of the other parties. Sponsors of this organization are the NSF National Science Foundation, Knight Foundation and The University of Chicago Institute of Politics.

Fourth is CivicEngine powered by BallotReady https://www.civicengine.com/. This site is solely focused on vote by mail.

Keep in mind that all of these entities claim to be non-partisan but they clearly are Progressive operators. I’m not a LegalAnon but it doesn’t seem like they are doing anything “illegal” per se, however, they repeatedly tout and encourage you to share your ballot with others in your network in an effort to “inform and educate” others.

I’m shitballing here but if they can approximate through public records who may not be registered, who better to use to clog up the system with all this mail-in ballot BS. Muh ballot was rejected or I wasn’t updated to registered for my vote to count. Now queue the Lawfare attorneys they’ve been assembling all year.

Please Q, make the justice swift and widespread.