SVF99-SYNC-O-WICZ, with Special Guest, Ralph Cushnie (S2,E40) - Sync-O-Wicz

Linda Szynkowicz, founder and CEO of Fight Voter Fraud, sits down with Hawaii Elections Commissioner Ralph Cushnie to expose a cascade of alleged election irregularities. The conversation opens with a stark claim: two Hawaiian counties reported thousands more ballots counted than were ever recorded as collected, and every request for an audit—from the state legislature to county auditors—was flatly denied. Cushnie describes how the commission’s chairmanship expired in June, the last meeting was canceled, and the body has been unable to convene ever since. He alleges that the Office of Elections is withholding staff support, while a call from Honolulu to Kauai warned the commission not to hand over any records. The duo argues that the governor’s suggestion to let the chief justice appoint a new chair is a thinly veiled attempt to install a partisan overseer who will “look the other way.”The episode then pivots to signature verification woes on Kauai, where more than 60% of examined ballot envelopes lacked a voter‑reference signature. Cushie’s motion to subpoena chain‑of‑custody logs was repeatedly blocked, and police even removed him from a commission meeting when he pressed for an investigation. Beyond Hawaii, Szynkowicz and Cushnie dissect parallel battles in Arizona’s Secretary of State race, Kansas’s League of Women Voters gift‑card controversy, and a Michigan GOP bill that would force the Secretary of State to recuse herself if she appears on the ballot. They also touch on New Jersey’s proposed election‑security package and a Pennsylvania case involving non‑citizen voting. Throughout, the hosts maintain a bold, unapologetic tone, urging listeners to demand transparency, audit refusals, and oversight failures. They provide contact information for Ralph Cushnie (RalphCushnie@EC.com) and promise to keep the fight for “one vote for one legal voter” alive across the nation.

Categories: Elections