HUGE! WA State Abandoned Box of Election Materials – More Data Analysis Shows Amazing Find is Bigger than Expected

THE ELECTION-RELATED MATERIALS IN THE BOX INCLUDED:

• 550 undelivered “Eligible But Unregistered” (EBU) voter registration postcards, addressed from the SoS to people not yet listed on the state’s voter roll. These are people who are NOT registered voters but appear to be eligible to register to vote (U.S. citizens, age 16+, state residents, etc.).
• 360 undelivered ballot envelopes, sent from elections offices in King (334), Pierce (11), Snohomish (11), Thurston (2), Kitsap (1), and one from Imperial County, California.
• 63 unique voters (2020 – 2025 election cycles). 58 are currently registered.
• 6 people voted in different election cycles (using ballots not found in the box).
  • 4 voted in the 2024 general election.
  • 1 voted in the 2020 general election.
  • 1 voted in the 2022 general election.
  • No one voted in the 2023 or 2025 elections.

Of Note: Of the 63 voters, about 47 (75%) have traditional American/Northern European names, and about 16 (25%) have other foreign names (6 Hispanic, 6 Chinese/Central Asian, 4 Russian/Slavic).

EBU UNDELIVERED VOTER REGISTRATION POSTCARD FINDINGS:

• The EBU voter registration postcards were sent from the SoS in 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 – Discernible from the general election date on the front of the postcard, e.g., November 3 was 2020; November 8 was 2022.
• The five years include a total of 550 names.
• ALL 550 EBU postcards are addressed to the SAME commercial mailbox rental business in Renton, WA (many with different individual box #s).
• The 2020 list has 146 names: 135 Chinese (92%), 6 Hispanic, 2 Southeast Asian, 1 Korean, 1 Central /Eastern European, and 1 Arabic.
• The 2022 list has 71 names: 65 Chinese (92%), 3 Arabic, 2 Southeast Asian, and 1 Italian.
• The 2023 list has 105 names: 77 Central Asian (73%), 21 Chinese, 4 Russian, and 3 Hispanic.
• The 2024 list has 167 names: 133 Central Asian (80%), 29 Chinese, 2 Lithuanian, 1 Arabic, 1 Romanian (Moldovan ?), and 1 Ukrainian.
• The 2025 list has 61 names: 45 Central Asian (74%), 9 Chinese, 2 Romanian, 1 Moldovan, 1 Southeast Asian, 1 Ukrainian, 1 Italo-Russian, and 1 Hispanic.
• Of the 550 names addressed across ALL 5 years, only 10 are Hispanic (about 1.8%); there are NO distinct traditional American names (0%).

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