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Anonymous ID: 390852 Aug. 24, 2026, 9:56 a.m. No.24968538   🗄️.is đź”—kun

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I hope NYC Election board "gets it" bad.

Marly Hornik (also associated with Real America Vote / New York Citizens Audit Civic Fund, or NYCA), executive director of the group.

 

reuters.com

 

She and her organization have researched and publicized analyses of New York voter registration data, including in connection with the November 2025 New York City mayoral election won by Zohran Mamdani. Their late-July 2026 “Real America Vote” report examined a sample of roughly 10,000 registered voters (drawn from those who registered between 2021 and 2025, using commercial databases rather than solely official rolls). It claimed a high share appeared unqualified—citing issues such as people who supposedly do not exist, invalid or mismatched Social Security numbers, or non-residency in NYC—and extrapolated those findings to suggest potentially large numbers of suspicious registrations citywide (figures in the hundreds of thousands have circulated in related commentary). Hornik has publicly described the audit as showing that NYC and New York State Boards of Elections did not properly qualify every voter under the law, framing it as evidence of systemic problems that could involve ballots tied to non-existent or ineligible people.

 

Hornik/NYCA filed a federal lawsuit in October 2025 (N.D.N.Y., case involving NY Citizens Audit Civic Fund, Inc. et al. v. James et al.) against New York Attorney General Letitia James, the New York State Board of Elections, and related officials. It alleges broader problems with state voter rolls across multiple elections (including discrepancies, unqualified registrations, and more votes than recorded voters in prior cycles), claims of retaliation/defamation/suppression against their auditing and advocacy efforts, and seeks remedies such as independent audits and related relief. It is directed at state-level officials and the state Board rather than solely the NYC Board of Elections, though their work has scrutinized NYC data and processes. Portions of the case have faced dismissal motions, with mixed results (some claims proceeding against individuals in certain capacities as of mid-2026 updates)

 

Hornik is central: her group’s audit of Mamdani-related voter data alleged many non-existent or unqualified registrants, and she is a plaintiff/lead in related litigation against New York election authorities.

 

In short, Hornik is the central figure matching the description: her group’s audit of Mamdani-related voter data alleged many non-existent or unqualified registrants, and she is a plaintiff/lead in related litigation against New York election authorities.