If you haven’t heard of the of the ‘web archive’, it is a website that you can go to and look up the history of almost any website to see what it looked like at a time in the past. Here is a sample:
Nothing like this exists for election results because bad actors do not want anyone to watch the results over time. Being able to go back and watch them over time dramatically improves our ability to audit and verify. This is no more difficult than pressing ‘START’, looking at what you want to capture, then clicking ‘STOP’.You and others are going to perform very simple steps to collect granular data to use to feed a ‘Election Results Wayback Machine’. This data will help preserve critical historical result evidence that will be extremely helpful in analyzing election results post-election. Together, we are going to monitor the following data:
Everyone recording will occasionally upload their data to the central repository. Following the election, the repository will be made available to everyone in the country to use to analyze the 2024 Election Results!
You need to self-organize this. Share the image to the right and let people run with it, or take the lead and organize and train your crew. Be SURE to have people on your CORE SWING COUNTIES! Some examples:
The extension has been tested with:
Installing archiveweb.page is similar to installation any other Chrome extension. Find the extension in the Chrome store. Click add to Chrome and Chrome will start the installation process for you.
Sometimes installation won’t work according to plan. If you need help, fill out the form to the right and we’ll reach out to you.
Locate the data you want to see and record:
Your state results should be at your Secretary of State website, or your State Board of Elections depending on who handles the state-wide results.
Go to your county website and find where your results are listed. Hopefully your county shows their own results and you do not need to rely just on the state results.
This will be done during the election, as results are starting to come out at your county/state.
It would be great to have 15-minute snapshots all the way through. If you can’t do that, do as often as you can, even throughout the evening when everyone else is asleep. The more snapshots we have, the easier it will be to the find shenanigans later.
Go to the page you want to record using the link you found above.
Initiate Recording Session: Click START from the extension icon
Capture: Refresh the page, click on any links necessary to pull up the results. Everything you see will be archived.
Terminate Recording Session: Click STOP from the extension icon
Pull up the web page that you want to take a snapshot of.
Click Fireshot Icon:
Click ‘Capture entire page’
After it saves the page, click ‘Save to PDF’
Every 2-4 hours just in case something were to happen to your computer. This will take your data archives and put them into a special zip file, called a WACZ.
Click the Download Icon under Actions
It will automatically choose a filename. Do NOT change it. Just click the SAVE button:
* Note! Do not put a checkmark in any of the boxes on the right, or the download will only contain what you check. If you leave them all unchecked, it will contain all of them, which is what we want.
The collection will save as a WACZ zipped file to your computer. You can always copy these files to a USB drive as an additional backup (a good idea!)