In 2022, Jovan Hutton Pulitzer revealed at a Scottsdale, Arizona event that 10,000 illegal immigrants used one Social Security number to vote in the 2020 presidential election.

Furthermore, Elon Musk’s February 2025 X post confirmed the Social Security database allows duplicate numbers, enabling massive fraud.

Moreover, recent findings by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) substantiate these claims, exposing a $1.7 trillion tax fraud scheme. Consequently, these facts demand urgent reforms to protect American citizens’ votes in our Constitutional Republic.

Initially, at a 2022 Scottsdale, Arizona event, Jovan Hutton Pulitzer exposed that 10,000 illegal immigrants used a single Social Security number to vote in Arizona’s 2020 election.

Specifically, he detailed how factories assigned identical numbers to workers, unchecked by the IRS, allowing voter registration through Motor Voter laws.

“The IRS unconnected our names from the Social Security number. Now when you look it up, it just pings to see if there’s an employer. If there is, it says it’s good. It validates it. Why do they do that? Because all of these factories are giving them Social Security numbers. The government turns its back on it. As soon as you have a Social Security number and you go over to Motor Voter, pass the driver’s test, you get a driver’s license. If you’re a Social Security, you must be a citizen.” [Source: Video from 2022 Scottsdale, Arizona event]

Subsequently, on February 8, 2025, Elon Musk posted on X, validating that the Social Security database permits duplicate numbers, facilitating widespread fraud.

In fact, his post, seen by millions, emphasized that American citizens’ tax dollars are being stolen through systemic vulnerabilities.

Thus, Musk’s statement aligns with Pulitzer’s findings, amplifying the urgency for reform. Furthermore, DOGE verified a $1.7 trillion “slush fund” tied to uncollected taxes.

Clearly, these findings expose deliberate government oversight failures that enabled fraudulent voting and tax evasion.

As a result, these revelations have sparked demands for immediate voter ID laws and Social Security database overhauls.

For instance, Arizona lawmakers proposed mandatory citizenship verification for voting.

Meanwhile, the Social Security Administration faces pressure to eliminate duplicate numbers. Ultimately, American citizens demand accountability to restore trust in our electoral process, as unchecked fraud threatens Americans.