March 16, 2023

Jay Valentine
Project Omega
https://Omega4America.com
Austin, Texas

Mr. Brad Raffensperger

Secretary of State
State of Georgia
214 State Capitol
Atlanta, Georgia
30334

RE: Why Can’t ERIC Keep Thousands of Phantoms Off Voter Rolls
The Raffensperger Challenge

Brad,

I am Jay Valentine and I run Project Omega.

Project Omega currently processes the largest accumulation of voter records in America,
covering many states and working with many voter integrity teams.

This is an OPEN LETTER to challenge the preposterous position you recently took regarding
ERIC. Below is your statement:

“Maintaining accurate voter rolls protects the integrity of our elections. Systems like ERIC …
help prevent people from being registered in and trying to vote in multiple states.”

We reviewed the voter rolls for many states who use ERIC. We can demonstrate – using ERIC -
cleaned voter rolls, that ERIC does not meet the minimum standards for data cleanliness
applied to public corporations.

Your comments supporting ERIC are ill informed.

In fact, ERIC-cleaned voter rolls, reviewed by us demonstrate people are registered by the
thousands in prisons, vacant lots, hotels, RV Parks, and scores of other locations which are
clearly not legitimate addresses.

Each of these scam addresses was perfectly fine with ERIC!

You have a long, documented history of attacking any challenge with descriptors like
“extremist.” Thus, we want to educate you about what is now available in voter roll analysis –
from the technology perspective – to fight back against the massive voter roll ignorance you are
espousing.

We are announcing the Raffensperger Challenge.

This is an educational initiative to demonstrate, for any ERIC–using state – just how dirty its
voter rolls are.

We want to give you the credit for this innovative introduction to how voter rolls are not only
“not cleaned” by ERIC, but in fact are extraordinarily dirty after ERIC applies its work.

The Raffensperger Challenge is as follows: the Omega team will engage with any state where
an election integrity team invites us – we will take their voter roll after it is “cleaned” by ERIC.

We will ingest the property tax rolls for that state – a county or two – to demonstrate
whether the ERIC-cleaned voter rolls reconcile with the property tax rolls.

Since you are certainly going to challenge us and say this is nonsense, we enclose a screenshot
of Nevada, Washoe County where we performed precisely this analysis last week.

In Nevada we took official election rolls – “official!”

We took property tax rolls – “official.”

We did not augment or change the data. As you can see, in a single county, with official tax
rolls compared with official ERIC–cleaned voter rolls, there were enough voters registered at
ineligible addresses to change the outcome of a statewide election – like for senator.

According to Nevada’s tax rolls, its’ election rolls have over 4,000 people registered in vacant
lots – in ONE COUNTY!

Over 3,000 are registered in hotels.

Nevada is not alone.

Our team has been doing this work for 24 months. We reviewed ERIC states and in every case
there were phantom voters and phantom addresses by the thousands – AFTER ERIC “cleaned”
them.

Thus, in your honor, we are dedicating this process, going forward as the Raffensperger
Challenge.

We will demonstrate, for active election integrity teams, the comparison of property tax rolls –
maintained by those entities’ tax authority with their voter rolls – cleaned by ERIC.

If a state’s property tax rolls tell a different story than its voter rolls, it means one of the two is
incorrect. I think you, Brad, would agree.

Property tax rolls are the heart and soul of a county’s revenue. Counties have people who drive
around daily making sure if anyone builds a lean-to on the vacant lot, it is taxed properly. Thus,
Brad, tax rolls are the gold standard for data integrity.

As we do this from state to state, and publish the results, we will keep you informed.

Technology often comes to the rescue when an industrial scale fraud is perpetrated on people
who cannot see it. We look forward to turning the lights on – as an educational endeavor.

Since we are likely to be in your neighborhood soon, perhaps we can visit and get to know each
other. We will certainly be advancing your education.

Sincerely,

Jay Valentine
Project Omega
https://Omega4America.com