Robert B. Sklaroff, M.D., F.A.C.P.
Medical Oncology/Hematology Telephone: (215) 333-4900
Smylie Times Building - Suite #500-C Facsimile: (215) 333-2023
8001 Roosevelt Boulevard rsklaroff@gmail.com
Philadelphia, PA 19152-3041 April 29, 2021
To: Gregory Gross <Ggross@pahousegop.com>
Re: Pennsylvania “Forensic Audit” of 2020 POTUS Election [PART III]
This distillation serves as the basis for seeking an urgent FORENSIC AUDIT, at the very least in
Philadelphia; as per our e-mail exchange and the first two memos [4/27/2021 & 4/28/2021], the
database is reviewed to support the advice by Tony Schafer that "Pennsylvania must act
PRUDENLY to conduct audits [and to] review process and procedures of the 2020 election.”
By far the largest category of potentially illegal ballots – over 680,000 – is associated with poll
observer abuses. Certified Republican poll observers were kept at distances the length of a
football field. They were prevented from accessing back rooms where tens of thousands
of ballots were being processed, and they were rounded up into restricted areas when trying to
fulfill their legal duty to observe the ballot counting process. Without meaningful observation of
the ballot counting process, it is impossible to verify the legality of absentee and mail-in ballots.
Navarro provides structure [https://peternavarro.com/the-navarro-report/] for hearing review
[https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/CteeInfo/index.cfm?Code=36&CteeBody=H&SessYear=2021 ]:
DATE TOPIC
Jan. 21: Department of State’s election guidance.
Jan. 28: Election information technology (SURE System, election management system, etc.).
Feb. 4: Election Audits: Office of the Auditor General, 2% Audits, and Risk-Limiting Audits.
Feb. 11: Voter registration.
Feb. 18: Certification of voting machines.
Feb. 25: Operation of voting machines with demonstrations.
March 4: Mail-in and absentee ballots.
March 11: Contracted vendors.
March 18: County election day operations.
March 25: Election integrity policies.
April 1: Overview of how other states conduct elections.
April 8: Stakeholders.
April 15: Proposed election legislation and member testimony.
April 22: Any further election matters.
Navarro’s ten categories of PA irregularities (page 79) notes almost a million votes are suspect,
while the candidate-splay was only 81K, as was transformed from graphic form into bullet points
[https://html.scribdassets.com/7iy3shv62o8d5o94/images/9-f8962782cd.jpg].
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These figures were generated by Navarro after exhaustive review of available data:
10,000 Absentee ballots cast that arrived after Election Day
14,328 Absentee ballots cast from addresses other than where voters
legally reside
58,221 Absentee ballots cast that were returned on or before the
postmark date
9,005 Absentee ballots cast without a postmark (violating state law)
8,021 Dead voters
742 Double voters: in-state
7,426 Out-of-state voters who voted in-state
202,377 Over-votes (per State Representative Frank Ryan, et al.)
680,774 Poll watcher & poll observer abuse (defying SCOTUS orders)*
1,573 Voters age 100+ (suspect, per state records and obituaries)
Greg Reports there are no other hearings and provides additional grist to yield focus:
The committee was able to condense the number of hearings down to 10, from
14. The full list of hearings, as well as all the videos of them, can be found
here: http://www.repgrove.com/hsgc. If you’re focusing more on Philly, you
make want to watch part of the April 8 hearing when a testifier noted how much
money Philly received in third party grants (i.e. from Facebook, etc). Philly got
about $10 per voter while nearly all the other counties in the state received about
$1 per voter. The testimony begins at about the 1 hour 30 minute
mark. https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pagopvideo/495026186.mp4
Based upon his e-mail, it has been assumed that the machine-related triad [“ I have searched in
vain for three topics [voting machine certification, operation and vendors]”] was encompassed
by “March 10: Certification and operation of voting machines with demonstrations. (To watch the
hearing, click here)” for, otherwise, the structure that had been generated by repeated searches
of the Legislative Database has been confirmed when reviewing the new page.
Hearings on Pennsylvania’s Election Process
All hearings have been livestreamed on this site, as well as PAHouseGOP.com. Below is a list of
hearing dates and topics. Completed hearings can also be viewed below.
• Jan. 21: Department of State’s election guidance. (To watch the hearing, click here)
• Jan. 28: SURE System, the election management system and other election information technology. (To watch t
• Feb. 11: Review of Election Audits: Office of the Auditor General, 2% Audits, and Risk-Limiting Audits. (To wa
here)
• March 4: Voter registration. (To watch the hearing, click here)
• March 10: Certification and operation of voting machines with demonstrations. (To watch the hearing, click he
• March 18: Mail-in and absentee ballots. (To watch the hearing, click here.)
• March 25: County election day operations and satellite offices. (To watch the hearing, click here.)
• April 1: Election integrity and accessibility policy. (To watch the hearing, click here.)
• April 8: Overview of how other states conduct elections. (To watch the hearing, click here.)
• April 15: Stakeholders and member testimony. (To watch the hearing, click here)
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Garnering Feedback on the Election Hearings
To review transcripts of the hearings, as well as all State Government Committee
hearings and meetings, click here.
I’m now armed to complete this analysis, focusing on Philly AND correlating with Navarro.
Department of State
Kathy Boockvar
Jonathan Marks
https://livestream.com/accounts/21610338/events/9486299/player
https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/TR/Transcripts/2021_0001T.pdf
Election information technology (SURE System)
Michael L. Anderson
Timothy Benyo
Joseph E. Kantz
Jonathan Marks
Lisa Schaeferhttps://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/TR/Transcripts/2021_0004T.pdf
Election Audits: Office of the Auditor General, 2% Audits, and Risk-Limiting Audits
{held on 2/11 rather than on 2/4}
Janet Ciccocioppo
Timothy DeFoor
Thad Hall
Liz Howard
Jonathan Marks
Anne Skorija
Hope Verelst
Voter registration
{held on 3/4 rather than on 2/11}
https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/TR/Transcripts/2021_0037T.pdf
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Voting machine certification
Voting machine operation
Mail-in and absentee ballots
{held on 3/18 rather than on 3/4}
https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/TR/Transcripts/2021_0060T.pdf
Contracted vendors
County election day operations and satellite offices
Ed Allison
Pam Anderson
Seth Bluestein
Sambo Dul
Shane Fitzgerald
Tim Mattice
Patricia P. Nace
https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/TR/Transcripts/2021_0065T.pdf
Election integrity policies
William T. Adler
Jennifer Garman
Ray Murphy
B. Clifford Neuman
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Peri Jude Radecic
Nathan R. Savidge
Jason Snead
https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/TR/Transcripts/2021_0068T.pdf
How other states conduct elections
Sam Adolphsen
Jared Dearing
Jennifer Morrell
Wendy Underhill
Stakeholders
J. Christian Adams
Khalif Ali
Jonathan Bechtle
Donna Bullock
Margo Davidson
Pam DeLissio
Wesley Gadsden
Jeff Greenburg
Doyle Heffley
Malcolm Kenyatta
Kate Klunk
Carol Kuniholm
Amber McReynolds
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Lisa Schaefer
Paul Schemel
Anthony A. Shaffer
Hans von Spakovsky
David Thornburgh
Scott Walter
https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/TR/Transcripts/2021_0075T.pdf
Proposed election legislation and member testimony
