PRESS CONFERENCE ON 2020 KOREA RIGGED ELECTION

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PRESS CONFERENCE ON 2020 KOREA RIGGED ELECTION

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PRESS CONFERENCE ON 2020 KOREA RIGGED ELECTION

To Defend Modern Democracy in Korea That Is on the Verge of Destruction from the National Election Held on April 15th, 2020

We are a social activist group called the Solidarity for Elections Integrity and We are now acting as a whistleblower of a suspected rigged election that took place on April 152020.

So far, we have filed 107 lawsuits to nullify the election, 67 evidence preservations suits, and 23 criminal charges against the National Election Commision (NEC), along with 3000 voters, 25 candidates and 51 lawyers. And through this conference, we would like to share with you our findings upon which the lawsuits were based.

1. Constant Numbers

There exists the same exact constant between the in-district and out-of-district votes for the candidates in some districts. When their out-of-district votes are divided by their in-district results, they have the same constant until the second decimal place. The same phenomenon is found in 12 out of 253 total districts.

2. Early Votes in Capital Areas

The City of Seoul, The City of Incheon, and The Province of Gyeonggi are so-called ‘Capital Areas’ and regarded as the toughest battle grounds for both the ruling Democratic Party and the opposing United Future Party because of their demographics and metropolitan characteristics. However, as shown above, the results of the early votes tell us it was actually a 2-1 game and the numbers are surprisingly the same. Many people suspect that 1 out of every 4 votes for the Future party had been applied to the counts of the ruling party via software manipulation.

3. +10-13% for Every Democratic Candidate in Capital Areas

In the previous election, there were no noticeable differences between the prevotes and election day votes. However, in the latest election, EVERY Democratic Candidate that ran for the capital area districts received 10 to 13 percent more votes.

4. Impossible Distribution

According to Professor Park, Korea’s most prominent and respected scholar in Statistics, "the improbable possibility of having the same voting ratio of 63% vs. 34% not only one district but all over the battleground districts in Seoul, Inchoen and Gyeonggi is the same as the statistical probability of tossing 1000 coins into the air and finding all 1000 coins landing on the same side either face up or face down.”

5. Frauds Detected Via Election Forensics

Professor Walter R. Mebane, Jr. at University of Michigan, a renowned election forensics expert, has written the 4th edition of his paper(as of May 21st) on the election and his findings suggest that the election data were ‘fraudulently manipulated’.

6. Unlawful Use of QR Code

According to Korea Election law, section 151, it clearly says you cannot use the ballot with QR code. However the commission has used it since the 2016 election.

7. Voting Machine

The same voting count machine, in combination with the same Chinese Huawei software, already caused a problem in Iraqi National Election in 2018, forcing their electoral commission to annul thousands of votes and order a manual recount of nearly 11 million ballots. After the recount, 25% of elected candidates’ results were reversed.

8. Voting Machine 2

During the counting process, on the election night, some watchful citizen observers in the district of Buyeo noticed the result is too strange and demanded a recount. To everyone’s surprise, after the recount the result was reversed from 180:80 to 159:170.

9. 4,684 Votes from 4674 Paper Ballots

According to the data from the district of Wansan,Jeonju, the total number of votes is greater than the number of ballots issued.

10. Crisp Ballots

The used paper ballots witnessed in the evidence preservation process looked surprisingly crisp as freshly printed bills. Election personnel demand voters fold their ballots in half before they put them in the ballot box.

11. Seal With Open Slot

Some of the ballot boxes preserved for court trials had ‘slots’ on sides.

12. Uncut Ballots

There is a video clip where a sorting employee actually separates uncut ballots.

13. Ballots From Different Constituency

There is even a case  where ballots from different constituencies got mixed together and picked out during the counting process.

14. 5 Second Votes

According to the Election Commission data, there were 18,210 prevoters in Shinjung-Dong, Bucheon. There was only one polling station in the district that had 2 polling booths and the prevote was held for 2 days from 6 am to 6 pm. The calculations show that it took less than 5 seconds for a voter to finish his or her voting.

15. Missing Votes

There is even a case where the votes of entire aggregation units are omitted from the NEC data. The prevote data of the 2 Bongdam polling stations of the district of Hwaseong went completely missing.

16. Chinese Employees

The National Election Commision has already given their explanation that no law stipulates that foreigners shall not be hired for the process.

17. Easter Egg

Congressman Min, Kyung-Wook claims that he recently found a series of numbers from ‘the numbers’ which he has not clarified so far, and happened to convert them into binary numbers and, again translate them into letters through ASCII code. Then there popped up the phrase “Follow The Party” which is one of the most frequently used propaganda slogans by the Chinese Communist Party.

As mentioned in the beginning we have already begun legal proceedings to find the truths and correct the problems, if there’s any, but we cannot solely trust our judiciary and thus need as many eyes on it as possible. Therefore, we are seeking your support monitoring this historic event.

May 26th, 2020

Solidarity for Elections Integrity