Armand Pladovic

🚨🚨Secretary of the State had time for fans. Not for a dead voter. Yesterday I went to the Oregon Votes Town Hall in North Bend to confront Secretary of State Tobias Read with the voter-roll evidence we have already put on camera. The second I walked up, he immediately was moving to get out. I followed him and asked multiple questions while he walked. He did not answer them. The only thing he said was that he needed to see the proof. I had the proof in my hand. Paper. Right there. I tried to show it to him as he kept walking. No comment on the dead voter. No comment on people who moved out of state but whose records still show ballots going out and votes being recorded. We have talked to some of those people. They told us they did not vote in the year the file says they did. In Douglas County alone, taxpayers are on the hook for more than $24,000 to send out these ballots. That is the public’s money paying to mail ballots off dirty rolls deceased names, people who left the state, and records that do not match what voters themselves told us. Meanwhile his campaign committee, Friends of Tobias Read, has taken in $663,990.81 so far this year and is sitting on $705,013.95 in cash, according to ORESTAR. He can raise six figures for the next race. Douglas County is spending $24,000 of our money on ballots that should never have gone out. And he still would not look at the paper. He found time to talk to people who already agree with him. He could not spare a few minutes for the documents. I will email his office the evidence of the fraud we are seeing across counties and the papers I brought to North Bend. He asked for proof. He is going to get it. Why are we doing the county clerk’s job? Why are we doing the Secretary of State’s job? Why are citizens pulling deceased names, out of state ballots, and mismatched vote history while the people paid to clean the rolls tell Oregon everything is fine then bill the public more than $24,000 to mail the mess? If the rolls were clean, he would have looked at the paper. He would have answered the questions. He would not have speed-walked away from a reporter holding the file. Watch the tape. Then call Tobias Read’s office and say it with me: here is the proof you asked for. Clean the voter rolls before October ballots go out. Stop spending our money on ballots that should never have been printed. That is your job. Not ours. Coos County is not the last stop.