By Capt Joseph R. John, November 13, 2018, Op Ed #412

The continued counting of ballots at the San Diego Registrar of Voters is underway at 5600 Overland Avenue, San Diego, California 92123.  The inspection of ballots is to ensure they are from US Citizens, and continues from 7:30 AM to about 9:30 PM daily.
 There are still 230,000 ballots left to be counted, down from the original number of 425,000 ballots.  Unfortunately, Tony Krvaric, Chairman of the San Diego County Central Committee, has not engaged attorneys nor mobilized volunteers to monitor the inspection of ballots like Republican Parties are doing across the entire nation.  The San Diego Republican Party has $600,000.00 in the treasury and can easily afford to engage attorneys to monitor the inspection of ballots to ensure they have been submitted by US Citizens. The election campaigns of many residents of San Diego County running for office, including Cong Duncan Hunter’s re-election campaign, needs concerned American Citizen volunteers to verify the validity of mail-in ballots.  Volunteers are needed to view valid signatures of San Diego County American Citizen voters, that are currently on record in the San Diego Registrar of Voters files.  Those signatures are flashed up on a display screen, And that signature is matched against the signature on the outside of mail-in ballots.  That process helps exclude the votes of Illegal Aliens and other non-citizens who try to vote illegally. We are encouraging observers to go to the Registrar of Voters Office to be available at times that work for them, in order to be a citizen observer, to work with other volunteers so there will be complete coverage for the period each day, from 7:30 AM to 9:30 PM.  You can coordinate times that you can be available with Donna Woodrum at (858) 366-2574, Patti Siegman at (760) 213-5070 or Roger White at (858) 386-3537. We and all Americans would appreciate the support of volunteers to assist in keeping the voting in San Diego an honest vote, and to ensure ballots cast by US Citizen residents of San Diego County are the only ballots that will be counted.