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Residents urge action on alleged 2024 election irregularities; council did not take action
Summary
Speakers representing a volunteer group called Unite for Freedom presented an audit alleging large errors in California’s 2024 election records and asked Roseville City Council to adopt a resolution calling for investigations and remedial measures; the council listened but took no formal action on the request.
During the public-comment portion of the Nov. 19 meeting, multiple volunteers associated with a group called Unite for Freedom addressed the Roseville City Council and presented the group’s findings on the 2024 general election. Robert Dobbins introduced the materials, described the research as derived from official state and federal election files, and said the findings had been shared with state election officials and used in federal litigation.
Speakers including Brian Brubaker and Dion Bridal read a draft resolution and cited alleged errors and counts in voter registration and vote reconciliation. They asserted large numbers of material errors and alleged that votes “were improperly counted” or could not be reconciled to participating voters; they called on the city, county and state officials to investigate and adopt five measures including stricter verification, chain-of-custody safeguards, provisional ballot holds when eligibility is questioned, and record retention for auditing purposes.
Council did not debate or vote on the request; staff and council acknowledged receipt and allowed the presentations as public comment. No city action was taken at the Nov. 19 meeting. City staff did not endorse or validate the audit findings during the meeting; the record shows the presenters said they had submitted evidence to state officials and law enforcement and that litigation on related issues is pending.
Other public commenters raised separate issues, including pedestrian safety near Market Street where seniors described conflicts with e-scooters and children on sidewalks. Council thanked attendees and noted staff follow-up where appropriate.
