Does this face look familiar? This is the woman who was caught on video recording conducting in illegal activity according to state statue. Thanks /u/Medically
A person who works in a voter registration agency shall not:
(a) Seek to influence an applicant’s political preference or party registration;
(b) Display a political preference or party allegiance in a place where it can be seen by an applicant;
(c) Make any statement or take any action to discourage an applicant from registering to vote; or
(d) Make any statement or take any action which would lead the applicant to believe that a decision to register to vote has any effect on the availability of any services or benefits provided by the State or Federal Government.
(Added to NRS by 1995, 2256; A 1997, 231, 608; 2011, 2092)
Now, it is important to note that in the video the woman is wearing a Stanford Tennis shirt, and her car is registered in the state of California. It is also important to note that through her own admittance, she works for the Democratic National Party. This will be important later. Anyways, this piqued my curiosity, and I decided to look at the coaching staff of the Stanford Tennis Team. Low and behold, Stanford's women Head Tennis Coach is none other than the woman depicted in the video recording. Proof here
Now, I'm not sure if this follows along the lines of doxxing, but from the context clues of the video, as well as the unblurred license plate around :25-:30 seconds into the video, it is clear that these two women are indeed one in the same. I will refrain from posting her name to be sure, but the information is already out there and she should expect no reasonable privacy in public, while also performing a public service.
Now, Stanford has published many studies regarding voter turnout, and the effects of interaction of the registrar on the likelihood of potential voters to actually go out and cast a ballot.
Exhibit B, a study cited on Stanford's Website from the previous article
Exhibit C, Study from Stanford regarding the irregularity of the Democratic Primary in California
Exhibit E, Interesting article from Stanford regarding canvassing
Stanford as an institution has devoted much research to elections over the years, and these examples are only from the last five years. As an institution, Stanford has the responsibility to make sure that their employees are following the law, especially when the law is regarding a topic of academic study at the institution.
The woman in the video immediately tries to depart the scene upon confrontation of the recorder. This shows she knows she is in the wrong, and tried to hightail it out of there before she could get into any serious trouble. Unlucky for her, she decided to wear identifying clothing as well as drive her own car, which was registered in another state from where the voter registration outreach was taking place. This couple with the anti-Trump propaganda CLEARLY VISIBLE on the clipboard, as well as the Pro-Hillary leaflets she was handing out are CLEARLY in violation of Nevada State Law, as well as Federal Election law.
This clear bias demonstrated from the video is only one captured instance of the Democrat's dirty tricks in order to sway the election while engaging in illegal activities. We must be vigilant and hold this woman responsible for her illegal activity, as many of us would be held to the same standard upon committing illegal acts. We must demand that justice be served. We must work hard to make sure law and order once again reign supreme over corruption and chaos.
If you're as unhappy about the blatant disrespect for the law, rules, and regulations that govern our nations and states as I am, I urge you to reach out to Stanford University and seek answers.
