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Group urges Orange County to adopt election-integrity resolution alleging large inaccuracies in voter rolls
Summary
Speakers from United Sovereign Americans urged the Orange County Board of Supervisors to place a resolution on a future agenda alleging widespread inaccuracies in the 2022 voter rolls, calling for proof-of-citizenship registration rules and a NIST-compliant end-to-end audit; the board took no action at the meeting.
Speakers representing United Sovereign Americans presented a multi-part resolution to the Orange County Board of Supervisors and asked the board to add the measure to a future agenda. Linda Pan introduced the group and said the organization’s research "indicates serious issues with compliance of our federal law" and asked supervisors to consider a resolution demanding steps to secure future elections.
Several volunteers read sections of the resolution into the record. One reader said the group's analysis found "5,886,198 ineligible or uncertain registrations" and claimed "2,776,939 votes cast by ineligible or uncertain registrations" in the California 2022 general election; another speaker called the certification of that election "fraudulent and illegal." The speakers requested requirements such as proof of citizenship before registration, public review of voter rolls 30 days before early voting, and a National Institute of Standards and Technology-compliant randomized end-to-end audit with a 95% confidence level.
Walter Nirenberg read the resolution’s final sections and called for immediate access to ballots, ballot images and cast-vote records for candidates and trained citizen observers. Georgia Geary concluded the presentation and said the group had provided copies of the resolution to the clerk.
Board members did not act on the request during the meeting. The statements and the numeric figures cited were presented by members of United Sovereign Americans as part of public comment and have not been verified in the meeting record.
