CheckMyVote offers citizens tools to examine public voter records, investigate potential irregularities, and track Michigan absentee ballot activity ahead of November 3.
President Donald Trump has announced a proposed $1 million reward for information about voter fraud that leads to an arrest and conviction, placing renewed national attention on election integrity just days before the November 3, 2026 midterm elections.
In an October 26 Truth Social post, President Trump stated:
“Anybody reporting Voter Fraud in the past Elections, or the upcoming 2026 Midterm Election, will be paid $1,000,000 upon the arrest and conviction of those that created the Fraud! Thank you for your attention to this matter.”
The announcement underscores the need for tools that help Americans research voting data, identify violations, document, investigate, and ultimately hold wrongdoers accountable. It also creates an opportunity to discuss the role of citizen-accessible voter data in supporting lawful election oversight.
CheckMyVote was established close on the heels of the 2020 general election with a mission to bring much-needed transparency to voter rolls. The platform provides American citizens access to public voter-file information and analytical tools designed to identify records that may warrant further examination.
Today, CheckMyVote.org has become an indispensable tool in the arsenal of a citizen investigator across 5 states, averaging 3000 unique visitors per day, and growing.
Using CMV’s suite of tools, volunteer researchers have uncovered numerous instances of fraudulent voting activity ranging from non-citizens voting in American elections to voting from illegals addresses such as coffee shops and otherwise illegal voting registration addresses.
From Suspicion to Evidence: How it works
CheckMyVote.org provides tools designed to help users investigate unlawful voting activity associated with invalid addresses, non-existent or deceased individuals, low-propensity voters, overseas citizens and vulnerable population such as elders living in nursing homes.
CMV’s internal system workflow facilitates researching suspicious records from the point of initial suspicion all the way to substantiating and documenting evidence associated with each single case. The submission part is left to you so you can reap the rewards of your hard work. Don’t forget to tip CMV with 5% of your rewards if you win!
It’s precisely the above kinds of activities that culminate in large-scale election fraud that America is ailing from.
Michigan’s November 3 Election: Daily Absentee Ballot Tracking
As Michigan approaches the November 3, 2026 general election, CheckMyVote.org is focusing on one important opportunity for citizen oversight: daily absentee ballot tracking.
With absentee and early voting underway, CheckMyVote obtains a daily list of those who have voted and those who have not yet returned their absentee ballot. This data is available to CheckMyVote via FOIA and has been made available for use by citizens. CheckMyVote’s Michigan tools to examine voting activity associated with any voter registrations associated with their address(es).
Perhaps yours or your family members’ residence is being used as a voting residence by unknown people. Perhaps a deceased family member is being sent absentee ballots; whether to a nursing home or to an address where they may have resided in the past, or you have reason to question whether voting activity has been recorded under that person’s registration.
CheckMyVote provides Michigan absentee ballot tracking and voter-record research tools designed to help citizens investigate the above possibilities and be a potential beneficiary of President Trump’s reward.
The absentee ballot tracking service is currently available only in Michigan at mi.checkmyvote.org.
Biggest Group of Potential Reward Beneficiaries
The biggest group of potential beneficiaries of President Trump’s reward are those who can identify fraudulent voting activity occurring at their address or to their family members, especially vulnerable family members such as elders and those in nursing homes.
CheckMyVote.org puts the tools necessary for your research right at your fingertips.
If you can bring first-hand knowledge of fraud occurring on your backyard or your township you may submit your fraud report it at https://www.usa.gov/voter-fraud.
The tools that CMV provides are designed to help eradicate the disease of election fraud. President Trump’s incentive is just what’s needed at this juncture to boost efforts in that direction.
CMV urges users to start investigating in their proverbial backyards and then expand their research to their local precinct, township, and then county.
CMV’s toolset provides visibility into records at precinct, township, and county levels. Volunteers typically research multiple towns of their choice across various anomalous categories such as deceased (starting with Age 100+), duplicate registrations, out of state, or intra-state moves, illegal addresses, to name a few, using their own creative and lawful methods.
CheckMyVote’s Tools for Election Transparency
Citizens can use the platform to:
- Audit My Address: Examine voter registrations associated with a particular address.
- Search Name / ID: Research available voter-file records.
- Review Voter History: Examine publicly available election participation and registration information.
- Analyze Registration Changes: Review records added to or removed from voter rolls.
- Explore Election Data: Investigate registrations and voting histories associated with potentially invalid addresses, possible duplicate or cloned registrations, and records involving nonexistent or deceased individuals. These indicators require independent verification before any conclusion about fraudulent voting can be reached.
In Michigan, available election data also allows users to examine absentee ballot activity leading into Election Day, including information at the address, precinct, and county levels where supported.
Expanding Access to Citizen-Led Election Research
CheckMyVote is exploring ways to make its investigative tools more accessible through a subscription offering. One option under consideration is an affordable monthly plan providing access to a broader set of research and analysis features
The proposed pricing and access terms are not yet finalized. Any new subscription offering will be announced with clear information about included features, limitations, and applicable Terms & Conditions.
Subscription revenue would help fund the ongoing work of obtaining official voter files, maintaining data infrastructure, processing records, and expanding CheckMyVote’s tools into additional states.
Our objective is to make lawful, data-driven election research accessible to more citizens while maintaining a clear distinction between identifying a questionable record and establishing that a crime occurred.
In the meantime, we encourage citizens to begin using the tools already available. There is no need to wait for the announcement of new subscription options to start exploring CheckMyVote’s public election data.
Start With What You Know. Check Your Address. Follow the Data.
As November 3 approaches, CheckMyVote encourages citizens to begin with the information they know best: their own voter registration, their household, and their family records.
Visit mi.checkmyvote.org and sign-up to explore the available tools.
If something appears incorrect, flag it within CMV for triage, consider possible administrative explanations, and contact the appropriate election office for verification.
Know your address. Check for unexplained voting activity or ballot mailing activity associated with your address or family members.
Follow Michigan’s daily absentee ballot activity leading into November 3.
Dear Patriotic Americans, America needs us.
Let’s do this!
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