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Another Election Contest Filed in Texas...Yes Another One .
What's it going to take to get Election Officials to follow law?
January 9, 2020 - The law, is the law, is the law. In Texas, 2019 was chock full of civil election lawsuits alleging illegalities, fraud and mistakes committed by Texas election officials in bond elections around the Lone Star State:

  • May 2019 - A civil mandamus lawsuit was filed in Dallas requesting a district judge direct multiple Dallas County Election officials to follow election tabulation security laws - case is pending.

  • June 2019 - An election contest was filed against the Dallas County Community College District because the results of a $1.1 Billion bond election are in question of so many ballot discrepancies, computerized tabulation audit lot error messages, etc. - case is pending.

  • December 2019 - An election contest was filed in Midland to determine if the official election results for a $569 Million school bond were accurate because more than 800 ballots were missing from a manual recount plus other computerized ballot tabulation issues - case is pending.

Voters are stepping up and filing lawsuits and election contests to stop the illegalities being reported with computerized voting tabulations around Texas. The great news is these are non-partisan civil lawsuits driven by voters.

Add One More Election Contest in Texas Courts
Contest Filed Challenging A City's Charter Amendment
On the heels of a peer reviewed epidemiological study published in the Journal of American Pediatrics in August 2019 which showed fluoride exposure during pregnancy was associated with lower IQ scores in children aged 3 to 4 years, in November a charter amendment was put to the voters in Fredericksburg, Texas to stop the practice of artificially spiking the water supply with synthetic fluoride chemicals.
Official results showed that supposedly over 60% of voters in Fredericksburg want to keep the chemicals flowing.

Jeannette Hormuth, Treasurer of the PAC that supported stopping fluoridation, and Jerry Farley, an election judge, filed an election contest on December 31 st asserting that the outcome of the Charter Amendment election, as shown by the official recount results and canvass, cannot be known because the election appears to be tainted by material illegalities, irregularities and/or potential fraud.

On December 31st, they filed an 18 page election contest (with over 900 pages of affidavits and ballot evidence) which alleges :

  • Illegal votes were counted
  • Legal votes were not counted
  • Election officials made mistakes and potentially committed illegalities and fraud,
  • Official election watchers were obstructed from monitoring all computerized counting activities,
  • Official recount watchers were not allowed to monitor recount ballot handling, sorting and preparation activities,
  • Voters constitutional rights to free speech were violated because the county and city restricted electioneering and voter education on the fluoridation election issues.
True Texas Elections has joined the effort by providing central counting station watcher training, recount watching expertise, and statistical data and computerized tabulation audit log analysis for the legal team.

The bottom line is that Gillespie County officials appear to have violated numerous mandatory constitutional and election laws that are crucial in ensuring the security and chain of custody of ballots and transparency of computerized tabulations.

Who has legal standing to ensure elections are legal, honest and accurate... VOTERS !

Checks can be mailed to

Roger Borgelt
Borgelt Law
614 S. Capital of Texas Highway
Austin, Texas 78746

Dr. Pressley prevailed in an historic election integrity case in the Texas Supreme Court with evidence of electronic vote tabulation corruption.

Dr. Pressley holds a Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from the University of Texas at Austin and hold 4 U.S. patents on semiconductor device technology. Over the last 4 years, she has given more than 400 presentations all over Texas on how we can ensure honest and legal elections in the digital age. 

Contact us if you are interested in having Dr. Pressley present to your group.