INVESTIGATIVE REPORT
Analysis of Anomalous Voting Patterns in Wisconsin’s 2025 Supreme Court Election between Susan Crawford and Brad Schimel April 1, 2025 election for the Wisconsin State Supreme Court. Prepared by: Peter Bernegger, June 2025 Data Analyzed by: Data Engineer Draza Smith, Data Analyst Peter Bernegger Based Upon Findings by: Mathematician Ed Solomon, from other elections across the nation
I. Executive Summary The math shows Susan Crawford obtained votes by using a computer program that took votes away from Brad Schimel and gave them to her instead, while keeping the total number of votes the same. This made it look like voters changed their minds, but they didn't. The report, although condensed, shows how. II. Report We investigated unusual voting patterns identified in Cast Vote Records (CVRs) from the Wisconsin 2025 Supreme Court election between conservative Brad Schimel and liberal Susan Crawford. Analyses indicate algorithmic manipulation consistent with a technique called the "Arapahoe Twist," involving sophisticated mathematical modeling to artificially engineer election outcomes. III. Background: What is the Arapahoe Twist? The Arapahoe Twist, identified by analysts @KingSolomon006 and @DrazaS, involves resorting votes among existing ballots based on partisan signals from other races, creating an appearance of voter shifts without altering total ballot counts. This method utilizes advanced mathematical modeling to assign ballots to predetermined outcome ratios rather than easily detectable direct vote swaps. IV. Analysis Method Cast Vote Records (“CVRs”) from 25 Wisconsin counties were analyzed (representing ~60% of the ballots cast), categorizing voters based on their choices in the State Superintendent race: Deborah Kinser voters classified as Republican-aligned and Jill Underly voters as Democrataligned. Acknowledging Kinser ran as an Independent. The state does not provide party affiliation in its historical voting data. The analysis tracked Schimel-to-Crawford vote ratios throughout ballot counting.
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