Free, Non-partisan
Presentation Tuesday, July 14
''Who is Controlling Our Elections?''
We will have a free, non-partisan presentation and discussion of
the evidence of many documented problems and
vulnerabilities in Wisconsin's voter rolls, as well as the
election processes. This fun and informative talk will help you discover
what is going wrong and discuss straighforward solutions.
We are a non-partisan group of Dane County residents. We are hosting Dr. Douglas Frank's visit to Dane County on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
When: Tuesday, July 14, 2026 and presentation starts at 6:30 PM
Where: Rex's Innkeeper, 301 North Century Avenue, Waunakee, WI
Come enjoy a meal beforehand. Restaurant opens at 4:30 pm, and cash bar is available.
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Free-will donations welcomed to cover travel and lodging expenses.
We believe there are many people in Wisconsin who are skeptical about how elections are conducted. Even if you plan to attend or if you can't attend this presentation, sign up for more information and updates about the problems and reasonable solutions.
If you want to help, you can provide your phone number so one of us will call you. We will keep your information private out of respect for your privacy as our promise.
We with be hosting a free live presentation by Douglas Frank, PhD, about the vulnerabilities in Wisconsin's voter registration and election systems.
This free presentation will examine the data and evidence from Dane County and throughout Wisconsin.
We are part a coalition of non-partisan, grass-roots teams working with other Wisconsin citizens and organizations.
We want to implement solutions that fairly ensure one vote for each eligible voter.
Wisconsin Voter Registrations Change
Comparing the data in a graph from three counties in Wisconsin from November 2009 through November 2021.
Starting in November 2012, for every general election, the number of "active" voter registrations have changed as displayed in this graph. They increase dramatically before and then drop after the election in both the Fall General Election and more dramatically after the Spring General Election. The active voters increase by far more than the churn of about 3.5% as you can see. The swing in number of voters is not normal. The negative numbers for each county show the typical excess voter registrations removed after each election.
Wisconsin Voter Registrations in Every County
You can see the increasing and decreasing active registered voters November 2012 through May 2025 in all counties. There is a normal churn of movers and deceased people of about 3% every year, but this excessive swing goes far beyond the normal amount.
Starting in November 2012, before every Fall general election, the number of "active" voter registrations for all 72 Wisconsin counties have changed in lockstep as displayed in this graph. They increase dramatically before and then drop after the elections—slightly after the Fall General Election and dramatically after the Spring General Election.
Rock County
Dr Douglas Frank presents about
"Who is Controlling Our Elections?"
Monday, July 13, 2026
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Oakhill Church
1650 South Oakhill Ave
Janesville, WI
Ozaukee County
Dr Douglas Frank presents on
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Doors open at 6:30 pm
Event begins at 7:00 pm
American Legion
Landt-Thiel Post 470
601 Dekora St
Saukville, WI
Sheboygan County
Manitowoc County
Dr Douglas Frank presentation
"Who is Controlling Our Elections?"
Thursday, July 16, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
4Given Coffee Shoppe
1034 S. 18th St.
Manitowoc, WI
About Douglas Frank, PhD
Dr. Douglas Frank started investigating the data from elections at the request of state officials in Pennsylvania and other states including Wisconsin. He has traveled across the country analyzing states’ voter rolls, working with officials and organizations in states to build a movement. Since 2020, he has pursued election reform in 48 states with non-partisan grass roots teams.
Dr. Frank has a Ph.D. in Surface-Electroanalytical Chemistry & has 60 peer-reviewed scientific publications.
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