The Oregon Motor Voter Act Stopped a Trump Upset in The Beaver State

Topic: Elections

            I have written at length about Alaska’s imminent decline into blue state status.  The “Republican” state legislature is doing everything it legally can do to eventually turn Alaska into a smaller version of Oregon, including automatic registration through the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD), and experimenting with an all mail-in special election this summer.  Alaska has trended heavily in favor of Democrats since 2004 and will likely put forth a race within ten points in the next presidential election.

            Oregon began tinkering with Vote By Mail (VBM) in the 1980s, entrenched the fraudulent processes in the late 1990s, and had their first presidential election with VBM in 2000.  They had a tight race in 2000 between Bush and Gore, a slightly larger Democrat margin in 2004, and then exploded in mega-Democrat status in 2008, backing Obama’s first candidacy by more than 16 points.  More on why Vote By Mail must be abolished can be found by reading Point IV of the Ten Points to True Election Integrity.

            In order to use Vote By Mail to manipulate election results in favor of radical leftists, counties must create a “credit line,” as described by Dr. Douglas Frank, with their voter rolls.  Alaska’s automatic registration through the PFD has created this credit line for the emerging Vote By Mail push to result in historic Democrat wins in the near future, such as the flip of Anchorage Borough to Joe Biden in 2020.  Oregon Governor Kate Brown’s method of creating a more generous credit line was to sign the Oregon Motor Voter Act into law in 2016.  You can see below that she appears happier than a pig in cow flop while executing the final document (because she realizes Oregon will never vote Republican as long as mass mail-in balloting and filthy voter rolls persist).

            You can read more about the importance of cleaning out the voter rolls here.  A clean voter roll is the foundation of a clean election, whereas a filthy one is the foundation of a filthy election.  Radicals in Oregon knew the state’s working class voters were abandoning the Democrats in droves (proven by Donald Trump’s flip of Columbia County in 2016, which was the first time that county appeared in Republican red presidentially since 1928), so they knew they had to act to fortify their stranglehold on power.  Oregon last sent a Republican slate of electors to the Electoral College in 1984, when Ronald Reagan won a national landslide in re-election.

            President Trump appears, on a trend line analysis considering population growth, voter registration (30 of 36 counties in Oregon became more Republican in Trump’s term), and voter behavior, to either have been in line to win Oregon outright, or lose in razor-thin fashion. 

            Unfortunately for Trump, while Barack Obama was only able to add 94,000 votes to John Kerry’s 2004 total as McCain plummeted by well over 100,000, the people of Oregon had been waiting decades for a chance to support a candidate of Joe Biden’s caliber, giving the senile political retread a gain of 338,000 votes over Clinton’s 2016 total, even as the Republican incumbent posted a record Republican gain of 176,000 net new votes (see below).

            How were Biden’s margins achievable?  Thank motor voter and the perils of combining Vote By Mail and already corrupt voter rolls with an automatic voter registration system that admits anything and everything, including non-citizens, duplicate voters, and phantom (non-existent) voters without protest.  Let’s look at the top 3 voting counties in Oregon in terms of total ballots cast in 2020.

Registration database found here.

Multnomah County

2004 Dem. Win Margin: 44.43%, 161,146 votes

New Voters Added 2004-08: -2,699 voters

2008 Dem. Win Margin: 56.08%, 204,525 votes

2008 Net New Dem. Votes: +20,111 votes

2008 Net New Rep. Votes: -23,268 votes

Net New Voters Added 2008-12: +19,660 voters

2012 Dem. Win Margin: 54.72%, 199,585 votes

2012 Net New Dem. Votes: -4,809 votes

2012 Net New Rep. Votes: +131 votes

Net New Voters Added 2012-16: +58,715 voters

2016 Dem. Win Margin: 56.27%, 224,607 votes

2016 Net New Dem. Votes: +17,674 votes

2016 Net New Rep. Votes: -7,348 votes

Net New Voters Added 2016-20: +62,194 voters

2020 Dem. Win Margin: 61.31%, 284,254 votes

2020 Net New Dem. Votes: +74,688 votes

2020 Net New Rep. Votes: +15,041 votes

Washington County

2004 Dem. Win Margin: 6.01%, 13,917 votes

New Voters Added 2004-08: +5,886 voters

2008 Dem. Win Margin: 22.13%, 52,359 votes

2008 Net New Dem. Votes: +20,404 votes

2008 Net New Rep. Votes: -22,038 votes

Net New Voters Added 2008-12: +18,460 voters

2012 Dem. Win Margin: 17.43%, 41,317 votes

2012 Net New Dem. Votes: -6,253 votes

2012 Net New Rep. Votes: +4,789 votes

Net New Voters Added 2012-16: +48,221 voters

2016 Dem. Win Margin: 26.02%, 60,054 votes

2016 Net New Dem. Votes: +17,960 votes

2016 Net New Rep. Votes: -10,777 votes

Net New Voters Added 2016-20: +46,039 voters

2020 Dem. Win Margin: 34.61%, 110,867 votes

2020 Net New Dem. Votes: +56,689 votes

2020 Net New Rep. Votes: +15,876 votes

Clackamas County

2004 Rep. Win Margin: 1.32%, 2,562 votes

New Voters Added 2004-08: -1,338 voters

2008 Dem. Win Margin: 10.36%, 19,881 votes

2008 Net New Dem. Votes: +8,347 votes

2008 Net New Rep. Votes: -14,096 votes

Net New Voters Added 2008-12: +1,691 voters

2012 Dem. Win Margin: 3.65%, 6,901 votes

2012 Net New Dem. Votes: -7,983 votes

2012 Net New Rep. Votes: +4,997 votes

Net New Voters Added 2012-16: +39,346 voters

2016 Dem. Win Margin: 6.40%, 13,703 votes

2016 Net New Dem. Votes: +6,602 votes

2016 Net New Rep. Votes: -200 votes

Net New Voters Added 2016-20: +40,040 voters

2020 Dem. Win Margin: 11.07%, 28,534 votes

2020 Net New Dem. Votes: +36,948 votes

2020 Net New Rep. Votes: +22,117 votes

Net New Dem Votes Pre-Motor Voter (With New Registrations):

Multnomah

2008: 20,111 (-2,699 RV)

2012: -4,809 (+19,660 RV)

Washington

2008: 20,404 (+5,886 RV)

2012: -6,253 (+18,460 RV)

Clackamas

2008: +8,347 (-1,338 RV)

2012: -7,983 (+1,691 RV)

Net New Dem Votes Post-Motor Voter (With New Registrations):

Multnomah

2016: 17,674 (+58,715 RV)

2020: 74,688 (+62,194 RV)

Washington
2016: 17,960 (+48,221 RV)

2020: 56,689 (+46,039 RV)

Clackamas

2016: 6,602 (+39,346 RV)

2020: 36,948 (+40,040 RV)

            Even with stout increases for Donald Trump from 2016, the Democrats managed to increase their winning margin in these three counties by over 125,000 votes in four years thanks largely to the corruption in the voter registry, combined with mail balloting and paid harvesters to do the heavy lifting of getting all of those mail ballots returned.  This does not take into effect the same impact from other large counties or mid-sized Republican strongholds, such as Deschutes County, which flipped from the Trump column despite a record vote gain.

            The only solution for this crisis is to expose the crimes of 2020 and implement the Ten Points to True Election Integrity.  It is the only way to tear down the mirage of a blue fortress in the Pacific Northwest, and to free the electorate in a way not seen in many decades.  Fraudulent voter rolls and the mechanisms used to fill them are the foundation of a corrupt system of elections.