CheckMyVote.org
CheckMyVote.org is one of the public’s main weapon systems heading into the 2026 elections for circumventing voter fraud and restoring voting power. The website features non-partisan tools for monitoring and maintaining accurate voter rolls, designed to restore election transparency, accountability and trust in the process.
Services are presently available for Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, West Virginia and Rhode Island. While the data driving the website is public, other states simply don’t have the same ability to easily monitor what is happening to voter registrations associated with residences. As America continues to learn about the tools available on the website, the weapon system will become increasingly effective in capturing evidence of election fraud in both November 2026 and beyond.
CheckMyVote.org puts voter roll management in the hands of the general public by providing helpful electronic analysis and tools used by both volunteers (1,200 in Michigan alone) and elected clerks to lawfully identify, verify and report suspicious irregularities. James O’Keefe of O’Keefe Media Group, formerly Project Veritas, recently used CheckMyVote.org’s free Audit My Address tool described below to expose an illegal in Michigan with a voting history who remained on the voter rolls even after his illegality and illegal voting were exposed.
The information powering the tool is the state’s Qualified Voter File, which is easily obtained via FOIA request or automatic download, depending on the state. Physical addresses are gathered from a database used by USPS and UPS. A list of who has moved in or out of the state over the past 4 years － NCOA National Change of Address data － is used to procure the data. Volunteers categorizing addresses and flagging restrictions as deceased, moved or unknown adds another data later to the final product. The website has been used since 2021 by the general public, political campaigns and political organizations; and has played a starring role in discovering flaws in the integrity of especially Michigan’s voting system.
CheckMyVote.org’s Founder Phani Mantravadi Recently Won Big Time in Court
If you didn’t read articles or watch interviews from The Gateway Pundit or TheVeryRight.com, you likely missed the thrilling court battle vs. the government of Michigan that was won by Founder Phani Mantravadi. With the simple but effective power of FOIA, Phani got the Michigan Court of Claims to kill a blatant attempt by the Michigan Bureau of Elections to hide corruption in Michigan’s elections.
In March 2024, the Qualified Voter File was changed by the Bureau to newly mask the data in the Voting Type column. The column was deeply inconvenient for fraudsters orchestrating widespread voter fraud because it detailed votes as Early In-person (EV), Absentee (A) or having voted on Election Day (ED.) CheckMyVote.org had made it quite easy to check, for example, if someone had already sent in a mail-in ballot in your name. The cover story for that shadiness, which protected mail-in ballot fraud from being easily detected via CheckMyVote.org last election cycle, was some vapid nonsense painted as legitimate about protecting the “secret ballot.”
Judge Christopher Paul Yates, however, ruled that redaction of Voting Type only makes sense if it applies to small precincts in extremely rare circumstances. In November 2026, Michigan should again be able to see how people voted. Although Yates was appointed by Democrat Gov. Whitmer, it was the second time he’s ruled in favor of election integrity since 2021.
What CheckMyVote.org Offers
A new service available in Michigan, Ohio and Rhode Island is automatic email alerts to monitor changes to voter rolls in real-time. Has anyone successfully voted in your name? Has anything strange happened to your voter information? Have duplicate votes occurred in your name? Don’t want to keep checking the website all the time but want to know? V-ALERTS remove the mystery in our highly questionable and deliberately confusing election environment using automatic alerts while also monetarily fueling the operation.
CheckMyVote.org does require funding in order to remain active in the coming years but is mostly focused on changing the game on the battlefield of election theft, so its “Audit My Address” tool containing your voting information continues to be free.
To use it, click your state on the map on the homepage. Available states are colored red. The links will take you to the respected state’s Audit My Address tool, a new webpage.
Type in your address, city, state and ZIP code in the search bar, let the system find the associated address by providing an auto-suggestion, choose it, then push the “Search” button. The lookup reveals the voter registrations associated with the address: name, birth year, voter ID, voter registration date and UOCAVA status. Clicking on a voter registration via the “Details” column opens up a breakdown of the voter’s voting history. “Voting History Across Voter File Snapshots” lists voter file snapshots from every election month since 2004.
When I looked up my wife’s info which also appeared when looking up my address, I found “Flagged Reason: Duplicate Registration” in the Activity tab because someone with the same first, middle and last name and birth year but different address and different ID aligns with her information in our voting precinct. CheckMyVote.org has identified as of Aug, 1, 2026 4,744 fully duplicate registrations in Michigan, not just partial duplicates like the one I discovered.
The Audit My Address tool is also available for West Virginia and Tennessee.
Ways to Support
Phani has done a lot of work for GOP candidates since 2021 but has gotten very little financial help maintaining his operation. He described the events over dinner with a reporter from TheVeryRight.com. On multiple occasions, money was offered to him and dangled in front of him “like a carrot on a string” but never actually made it to his hands. Some simply didn’t pay. In one instance, money that was promised to him was coldly and unceremoniously simply stolen from him by a third party who deserved no credit for building the website. Out of the kindness of his heart, he has continued after all these years to both maintain the cutting edge tools introduced by his pioneering website and respond to stingy political campaigns greedy for the data that his website now makes easily available.
The most powerful way to help is to bring CheckMyVote.org to your state. Check the bottom of the homepage for steps you can take to newly establish the tools in your political domain. Please become a fellow pioneer, part of Phani’s new surveillance system of our voter rolls, capable of isolating corruption, usable for free by anyone with an Internet connection.
A simpler but very effective way to support CheckMyVote.org is direct contributions through the red “Contribute” portal toward the bottom of the homepage. Visa, American Express, Mastercard, Google Pay, Klarna and more payment options are available.
If money is tough but time is easier, join the CheckMyVote Affiliate Program and earn income while promoting election transparency and protecting voter roll integrity. As an affiliate, you receive 20% recurring commission on all service subscriptions: $1.60 per month per subscriber and $15 per annual signup. Go to the red button that exists under the “Affiliate Program” section of the homepage. It guides through the process of creating a QR code with an embedded URL. By sharing that referral link, you’ll help others protect the sanctity of our voting system while building a recurrent income stream.
Few are fighting back against the corruption of America’s voting system and the abandonment of all that was hard gained by the tireless efforts of our forefathers. Be on the right side of history and choose to help the effort. Make an impact on the world that you will be proud to explain to your grandchildren as they battle the global-scale difficulties already waiting for them. The window of time remaining to fix America’s election problems could permanently shut under new congressional leadership after November with just a few strokes of a pen.