Navy Veteran Claims New Evidence of Voter Fraud in Minnesota

Navy veteran and GOP Senate candidate Adam Schwarze claims to have uncovered new voter fraud evidence in Minnesota. He discovered that state records indicate he voted in the 2012 presidential election. This perplexes Schwarze as he was nearly 2,000 miles away in California, undergoing Navy SEAL training.

Schwarze recalls being punished during his training for not participating in absentee voting. This discipline, he said, was because no SEAL candidates, including himself, voted. Despite this, Minnesota’s records show Schwarze as having voted in person in 2012. These records do not specify for whom he allegedly voted. This revelation raises questions for Schwarze about potential voter fraud in Minnesota.

Schwarze points out that Minnesota does not require ID for voting. He believes this facilitated someone voting under his name in 2012. He discovered the discrepancy during his Senate campaign when a reporter checked his voting history. Additionally, records show he was unknowingly registered to vote during the 2009 Minneapolis mayoral election.

Minnesota’s Secretary of State spokesperson asserts the election system is honest, secure, and accurate. They emphasize high voter turnout and election transparency. However, Schwarze remains concerned about voter integrity based on his experience.

Schwarze joined the Navy in May 2012 and moved to Coronado, California, in June for SEAL training, which concluded in December. During the 2012 election, he was in Mount Laguna, California, making his supposed vote in Minnesota seemingly impossible.

Recently, Minnesota faced criticism over a rampant Medicaid fraud scandal. Schwarze links this financial misconduct to election integrity issues. He urges a thorough investigation into both election and tax dollar fraud.

Since discovering the voting inconsistency, Schwarze has sought more information from state officials without success. He advocates for election transparency, proposing same-day in-person voting with ID checks to resolve such issues.

Schwarze emphasizes that he has always fought for the United States’ democracy. He insists that fair, transparent elections are foundational to the country, and he sees a lack of these principles currently.