>>12015513

that reminds me

Rock the Vote API NAMED ROCKY

This how they rigged the voter rolls?

used in Michigan and Pennsylvania supposedly had direct backend access to add voters with an API

>https://rock-the-vote.github.io/Voter-Registration-Tool-API-Docs/#overview

Rocky Overview

"Rocky" is Rock the Vote's web application that provides a web user interface that U.S. citizens can use for assistance in preparing a voter registration application document that is complete and correct for all Federal and state­ specific requirements, and therefore should be accepted in most cases by the election officials to whom the user submits the completed, printed, signed form.

This specification defines an application programming interface that provides exactly the same functions as the Rocky web UI, but intended for a complementary purpose: use by other web applications that have or collect personal info via their own web UI, and which rely on the Rocky back­end for data validation, error reporting (particularly for state­ specific conditions), PDF generation, and data storage. Via this API, Rocky provides a web service to service clients (web applications that use this API to interact with Rocky) that are software operated by Rocky “partner organizations”.

Partner organizations also have access to aggregated data and reporting. These are provided by the Rocky Web UI in two ways partner organization staff can use to obtain statistics and summary information: a CSV file download provides aggregated registration data for all the registrations done via that partner; and a summary web page provides statistics about this partner­specific aggregated data set. This API provides analogous bulk data extraction, with the “partner_registrations” interface that returns the same data as is provided in the web UI CSV file download.

The primary interface is this API is the “registrations” interface, in which callers provide all the personal data needed to create a person’s voter registration application form. Rocky checks the validity of each field, including state­ specific validation rules. If there are errors, Rocky returns to the caller a set of error reporting on individual fields of personal data. If there are no errors, Rocky returns the URL of a PDF file that contains the validated information, properly formatted as a voter registration request form.

This API also includes an optional interface “state_requirements,” used to pre­check the user data based on location and date of birth. One intended use of the pre­check function is for cases where service clients that already know the user’s location, and perhaps also DOB. In such cases, the service client can find out from Rocky whether a user is ineligible, and if so, not even begin the web UI dialogues with the user to obtain personal information. Location ineligibility is the result of states that do not allow voter registration by mail, or do not accept Rocky­generated forms for some other reason. DOB is used to determine age ineligibility in the user’s state.

When the user is not ineligible based on location or DOB, “state_requirements” returns several kinds of state­ specific information that the caller could use as part its web UI with the user ­­ for example, the list of political parties that user can select for affiliation, or an indication that certain fields are optional for the state, or not collected by the state.

Finally, the API includes the “partner_registrations” interface to obtain records of past registration transactions. Like the similar UI in the Rocky Partner Portal, access requires authentication, and the records returned are only those pertinent to the authenticated entity.

https://github.com/robertparker/rockthevote

https://rock-the-vote.github.io/Voter-Registration-Tool-API-Docs/

>>12015695

bulk_registrations

Creates 1­ or multiple incomplete registrant records. Used for creating data in the core Rocky system for statistics, but does not cause emails to be sent or PDFs to be created. Validations are not performed.

Michigan and Pennsylvania Secretaries of State Gave Far Left Rock the Vote Activists Access to Sensitive Data on All Voters

December 6, 2020

COMMENTARY

4 mins read

On Monday, Charlie Kirk interviewed former Kansas Attorney General Phil Kline of the Amistad Project, on his Got Freedom show. The interview starts at the 41:00 minute mark, but a bombshell is dropped by Kline at the 43:15 mark, where he reveals how Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s contributed $400 million to a leftist group that was used to give Democrat-stronghold areas, especially in critical swing states, an advantage in the November election.

In the video, Kline reveals how the Democrats stole ballots from Americans. He explained how “third parties,” specificallyRock the Vote, were given “front end access” to voter rolls by Democrat Secretary of States where they actually had the ability to add names to the voter rolls.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abdX3eD_1HkAll Posts

Kline explained to Charlie Kirk that Rock The Vote signed an information-sharing contract with PA Democrat Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar and MI Democrat Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. They gave them full access to their state’s entire voter rolls. According to Phil Kline, their contracts gave them t__he ability to freely enter data__ into the poll books. Kline explained that he isn’t saying they added voters, but they are getting access to information showing that voters who don’t exist voted in our elections.

https://thespectator.info/2020/12/06/michigan-and-pennsylvania-secretaries-of-state-gave-far-left-rock-the-vote-activists-access-to-sensitive-data-on-all-voters/

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>>12015829

https://www.michigan.gov/sos/0,4670,7-127-1640_9150-531981–m_2019_12,00.html

memory holed?

https://web.archive.org/web/20200712115442/https://www.michigan.gov/sos/0,4670,7-127-1640_9150-531981–m_2019_12,00.html

New tool allows civic groups to conduct voter registration drives digitally

Election NewsJUNE 15, 2020

Online option allows organizations to save time, money on paper registration forms

The Michigan Department of State has developed a new tool to allow civic groups and other organizations running voter registration drives to register voters through the state’s online registration website.Groups with electronic voter registration programs can now connect to the online voter registration system through an application programming interface (API), which allows data to be transferred securely.

“Civic groups and other organizations that conduct voter registration drives are doing important work to drive engagement in the democratic process,” said Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. “Giving them access to another tool that allows them to conduct that work efficiently and securely streamlines the process while reducing waste and saving money.”

Voter registration drives are typically a paper-based process, but the groups conducting them are increasingly making use of digital options. Organizations interested in using the API to register voters through the state’s online voter registration portal can do so after completing a security review and working to ensure compatibility with the state’s platform. Those unable to use the API can instead obtain a unique URL to share with those registering to direct them to Michigan’s online voter registration website.

Voters must still provide all information necessary to register online, including a driver’s license number and the last four digits of their social security number. The information is verified through Department of State records in the same manner as an individual attempting to register online themselves.This system has already been implemented in other states like Pennsylvania and Virginia,allowing civic groups to continue their own voter engagement efforts while ensuring applications are complete and can be quickly verified.

The API was developed by the Department’s Bureau of Elections alongside the Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB) and Rock the Vote,a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization. Organizations interested in using the API or a URL should contact the Bureau of Elections at elections@michigan.gov.