Truth Welcomes Verification.

No. CrossCheck USA™ offers every voter the opportunity to participate in a transparent, parallel, poll-verification platform where voters can register their signed Declaration of Support for a candidate, and come election night, be party to holding official results to account.

In the event of a contested election, your signed declaration will automatically be available to the candidate for which you cast your vote. CrossCheck USA™ retains this information for 22 months in conjunction with the Federal law of most states off server.

Tamborine Borelli is the creator of CrossCheck USA™. Tamborine has been an election integrity advocate since 2016. She is committed to restoring transparent, secure, and publicly verified elections for all Americans. She joins together with regular citizens who are concerned with the integrity of our elections. We inhabit all regions of the political landscape, and some would describe themselves as politically unaffiliated. We are united in our belief that all American voters have a right to verify the vote tally of their preferred candidates.

No. We are CrossCheck USA™. The company to which you refer was seeking to become a parallel voter registration system. We are not in the business of registering voters, but rather a parallel system intended to cross check official vote totals. Completely different mission, completely different company.

CrossCheck USA™ has taken every measure to secure our site. Our developer has 30 years of experience writing and securing code during development, including testing for vulnerabilities on the front end. In addition, CrossCheckUSA.com utilizes (off-server storage—offline and out of reach from hackers) so you know all of your information is secure.

Unfortunately, the reality is that your information may be safer with us than with many government systems. For example, in Washington State, every agency’s database has been breached, compromising the personal—and even medical—information of most Washingtonians. Many states that use the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) may not realize that their contracts indemnify ERIC from any misuse of citizens’ personal data, which includes information on every man, woman, and child—regardless of whether they are registered to vote.

No. Our mission is apolitical and solely focused on restoring our fellow citizens faith in elections. We seek transparent, secure and publicly verified elections wherein voters have assurance that their vote was counted as cast. CrossCheck USA™ is committed to implementing a system that can quantify a candidate’s support and, most importantly, in circumstances where the support base stands in stark contrast to the ‘official’ election results. If any candidate wishes to cross check their election results with their CrossCheck USA™ support base, they will have access to the signed declarations of their voters whose identities and current voter registration’s have been verified. These declarations can be used to contest election results and are available for any candidate to utilize, regardless of party or ideology.

Yes. You can change or delete your declaration up until Election Day.

The purpose of CrossCheck USA™ is to crosscheck the official vote totals in the event a candidate files an election contest OR if our data concludes that there was significant differences in totals to warrant a candidate filing an election contest disputing the vote totals. In such an event, you will be able to download the results for that candidate, where you can see your unique identifier number included in the total.

Yes. CrossCheck USA™ is one of the many beneficent projects under the faith based ministry of Empower US Ministries 508(c) 1a and is a registered WA State Charity.

This is incorrect. While we have the utmost respect for anyone who is an earnest champion of election integrity, this flawed reasoning would render the purpose of CrossCheck USA™ inert. Anyone who has ever filled the thankless role of ‘ballot chaser’, that is, a person tasked with tracking down voters who forgot to sign their ballot (a remedy referred to as ballot curing) for example, would understand that the level of participation needed for CrossCheck USA™ to be viable would be impossible to achieve if registration was a post-election affair. In other words, voter interest and availability post-election is notoriously scarce. Thus, we believe, that candidates spreading the news about CrossCheck USA™ directly to their support base during their campaigns will be the most productive and effective.
That said, let’s say CrossCheck USA™ was infiltrated by people with nefarious intent. If that were the circumstance, the timing of their sabotage would not make a difference. The only thing a post-election registration drive would accomplish would be to make crosschecking the official vote tally irrelevant.

Great question. The answer is, absolutely not. Here’s why. The absolute secrecy guaranteed to voters in the Constitution is specific to the ‘preparation and depositing’ of ‘their ballot’. CrossCheck USA™ is not involved in the preparation or depositing of their ballot. The voters ballot has nothing to do with CrossCheck USA™.

CrossCheck USA™ will NEVER share or sell anyone’s contact information. Doing so would be in direct conflict with our mission and purpose.

CrossCheck USA’s creator, Tamborine Borelli, has been the subject of a relentless defamation campaign since 2016, aimed at discrediting her election integrity work by those whose interests are threatened by the restoration of honest elections to the people. Borelli was concerned that these defamation campaigns, designed to turn people away from solutions to election fraud specifically, CrossCheck USA™ would hinder its purpose. She believed it was more important to protect the goal of crosschecking the official vote totals than to receive credit for creating the system. Within the first month, detractors of election integrity discovered Borelli’s involvement and used it to discredit the project anyway. Therefore, in the name of transparency, she decided to publicly declare her involvement and let the people decide for themselves.