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Unravelling the Truth: Insights into the Alleged Actions

Contestant from Sloatsburg, a participant in the 2024 U.S. Senate race under the Lyndon LaRouche Party, is contesting the election results in Rockland. Diane Sare, along with two other voters, allege in court documents that the Rockland Board of Elections inappropriately handled the vote...

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Resident from Sloatsburg, who contested for U.S. Senate in 2024, is contesting the election results...
Resident from Sloatsburg, who contested for U.S. Senate in 2024, is contesting the election results in Rockland. Diane Sare, representing the Lyndon LaRouche Party, along with two other voters, allege in court documents that the Rockland Board of Elections undercounted their votes in the tabulation. The supposed inconsistencies, according to them, could have impacted the outcome of the election.

Unravelling the Truth: Insights into the Alleged Actions

In the Heart of Rockland: A Resident Takes on the 2024 Senate Race

All eyes are on Sloatsburg's local resident, Diane Sare, who has dared to challenge the outcomes of the 2024 United States Senate election in Rockland County. Sare, representing the Lyndon LaRouche Party, isn't seeking a change of heart but rather the upholding of the principle of election integrity.

According to SMART Legislation, a watchdog group that took up the legal action, Diane Sare and a couple of other voters believe the Rockland Board of Elections overlooked them during the vote tabulation process. Although this oversight wouldn't tip the results, it's a matter of election fairness, as SMART Legislation contends.

The lawsuit filed by SMART Legislation also scrutinizes some of the Rockland vote totals, particularly in the Ramapo districts. These areas are noted for their strong clustered voting, commonly observed amongst Hasidic Jews who traditionally vote in large numbers as a bloc for specific candidates, potentially shutting out other candidates.

county government spokesperson Beth Cefalu expressed faith in the Board of Elections' actions, declaring that every vote was accurately counted. However, she noted the County Executive's Office had no operational involvement with the Board of Elections and passed on any further questions to the state.

Justice Rachel Tanguay has ordered both sides to dig deeper into the evidence, take testimonies, and prepare for a Septembber 22 court session. The lawsuit seeks a hand recount of the thousands of votes in the presidential and Senate contests that took place in November, as per SMART Legislation. Lulu Friesdat, founder and executive director of SMART Legislation, emphasizes the importance of confirming the election's validity, especially given present circumstances.

"We must unambiguously believe in the legitimacy of the election results," Friesdat says.

The lawsuit claims that up to hundreds of votes in Rockland County might have been overlooked, pointing to missing ballots, undercounted votes for Diane Sare, and statistical anomalies. In District 39, nine voters claimed to have cast their votes for Sare, yet only five were recorded. Similarly, five voters in District 62 stated they voted for Sare, but only three were counted, according to the lawsuit.

The group's analysis of Rockland's voting data revealed drop-off irregularities. These irregularities, according to SMART Legislation, require exceptional sociological or political explanations and could benefit from increased scrutiny.

And so, the stage is set for Diane Sare's bid to unravel the mysteries around Rockland's 2024 Senate election. Friesdat's coalition insists that transparency, accuracy, and public faith in the election system are crucial—now more than ever.

  1. Diane Sare, a resident of Sloatsburg and the Lyndon LaRouche Party representative, is pushing for election integrity and challenging the outcomes of the 2024 Senate election in Rockland County, aiming to uphold fairness rather than changing hearts.
  2. In the lawsuits filed by SMART Legislation, scrutiny is directed at the Rockland vote totals, particularly the Ramapo districts, where external factors may have potentially influenced votes, potentially shutting out other candidates and contributing to oversights.
  3. Justice Rachel Tanguay, upon reviewing the evidence, ordered both parties to provide additional testimonies and prepare for a September 22 court session, seeking a hand recount of the thousands of votes in the presidential and Senate contests based on the allegations made by SMART Legislation.
  4. Amidst general news about the lawsuit, the importance of confirming the election's validity, especially under current circumstances, is being emphasized by Lulu Friesdat, founder and executive director of SMART Legislation, and her coalition.
  5. SMART Legislation's analysis of Rockland's voting data has exposed drop-off irregularities in specific districts, implying possible necessities for exceptional sociological or political explanations, and advocating for increased scrutiny to maintain transparency, accuracy, and public faith in the election system. The group alleges oversights that may have resulted in the undercounting of votes or even overlooked hundreds of votes in Rockland County, combining claims of missing ballots, undercounted votes, and statistical anomalies. Additionally, the group's concerns extend to potential biases in media coverage and policy implications that may impact the future of the ongoing Senate race in Rockland County.

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