The post is mathematically accurate for the five counties checked, but it presents the comparison without essential context.
The 1.76 million suspense-voter figure is real. The five county percentages are real. Neither establishes fraudulent voting.
The question I'd want answered next is:
How many of these registrations actually represent ineligible voters, rather than legitimate voters with unconfirmed addresses or differences between population estimates and registration records?
That's where the evidence would need to go to establish an election-integrity problem.
Delete this before the algorithm catches it. While the election night cameras rolled, one moment started the conversation the pundits would rather skip: why does everyone online suddenly say the exact same thing at the exact same time? She doesn’t hold back, and the words “coordinated,” “one message,” and “con job” made me hit pause and rewind. I wasn’t going to post this, but you’ll never look at your feed the same way again. Watch to the very last second, then tell me in the comments: is she right, or way off?
WATCH FULL EPISODE BELOW!!
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🚨 FROM BIG TECH TO DIVINE CALLING — How a profound dream and Christian awakening led DATA REPUBLICAN to walk away from her tech career:
She has the receipts.
Donations to Amy Klobuchar.
A long career in big tech.
Then late 2019, just before COVID,
Jesus got her.
In this interview with @stevegrubershow, Jennica Pounds (@DataRepublican) recounts the exact moment the call became unavoidable: a dream in late summer 2020, during peak COVID, BLM, and woke fever, where a deaf woman heard a voice and was told she had already chosen the hard path.
DataRepublican gives her testimony during the Steve Gruber Show via @DataInterpretr:
[00:00.0]
DATAREPUBLICAN: “I became a Christian later in life. I was in big tech for a really long time, and it was in late 2019, just before COVID. I have donations to Amy Klobuchar to prove it, okay?”
[00:17.8]
“But Jesus got me as well, He should. And you know, right after that, COVID happened. Tyranny happened, and we all remember. Those times… the whole country was gripped by the Black Lives Matter, by the woke fever, right?”
[00:40.3]
“And then I'm learning to be a new Christian during these times, and I read about the Great Commission… But then I was sitting there thinking… I can't do this… big tech, they'll fire me. I can't come out with these strong religious opinions.”
[00:57.3]
“But sometime in late summer 2020… I had a dream… And I was walking down a path, and the path split into two. And it was clear to me that one involved heavenly rewards, but lack of earthly safety. But the other path involved… no rewards, but safety here on earth.”
[01:47.2]
“I saw both paths, and I straight up asked, ‘Can I have it both ways?’ And then I heard a voice, which is extra weird because I am deaf. And I'm telling you that I heard it. I actually heard a voice say, ‘You chose the hard path.’”
[02:07.0]
“I found myself on an island, and there was this big storm coming… I started to dig into the sand… I came up with gemstones… and I started throwing them into the storm. And as soon as I threw them into the storm, the palm trees sprouted all around me and made this big wall protecting me from the storm.”
[03:07.4]
“When I woke up, I texted my pastor… He says, the storm represented the evil coming for you, and the gemstones represented God's word… when you were throwing God's word into the storm, the palm trees sprang around you to represent righteous people… men who… have protected me up to this point.”
[03:43.0]
“I was being called into something much more public, which was super weird because I'm deaf and I can't speak. I don't even like going to the grocery store, but here I am… a public face… Everything since then was a miracle setting me on this path, and all I know is that I have to spread God's word, reveal the truth… This is the only way out of the problem is to accept God.”
📝*POX Note(s):
Truth always hits home personally before anyone sees it on the outside.
Before any of this, Jennica had the background and the paper trail to show where her life used to be aligned. But a profound personal shift changed her direction completely—occurring right as major institutions across tech, media, and government were tightening their grip under the banner of crisis management.
For her, that dream left no room for hesitation. It wasn't about finding a middle ground; it was about recognizing the difficult path already laid out ahead.
As a deaf woman, experiencing that moment brought a deep, unmistakable clarity.
In a time of real desperation, she turned toward her faith—finding strength in Scripture that felt like solid ground amidst an gathering storm.
The support system that rose around her wasn't something she built on her own; it was made up of people already positioned to stand firm.
That personal turning point launched her public work: building open-source tools, mapping federal grants, analyzing the reach of NGOs, and eventually writing *UNELECTED*.
The pattern of institutional control she documents today—where crises are amplified to justify tighter oversight—is something she first had to confront on an individual level.
Once that calling was clear, there was no turning back. The real proof is in the timeline: the shift in priorities, the faith, and the work that followed. Choosing to trust God wasn't just a matter of private comfort—it became the practical step needed to live outside a system that resists genuine reform.
Receipts > narrative
Every Republican legislature in America should immediately pass legislation to:
1) Ban sanctuary cities
2) Ban Ranked Choice Voting
3) Ban ballot harvesting
4) Require citizenship to vote
5) Require photo ID to vote
6) Ban the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact
7) Ban foreign entities from buying property
8) Suspend any gas taxes
9) Institute school choice
10) Abolish property taxes
11) Open non-juror records to public inspection
12) Mandate secretaries of state to share complete voter registration rolls with DOJ
13) Mandate voter roll list maintenance
14) Offer rewards for convictions involving fraudulent use of Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, Social Security, or other entitlements
Republican governors would be wise to use this time to convene special sessions.
This is what you voted for when you voted Democrat in Texas.
1084 bills already pre-filed for the next session:
• Legalize Marijuana
• Redistricting
• Red flag laws
• Property tax hikes
• Expand Medicaid to more low-income adults
• New rules on water rights
• New rules on subdivisions
• Electric utility “monopolies”
• Raise the state minimum wage to $15/hr
• Ban border security measures on state park land
• A “Texas solution” Medicaid alternative that still requires a fee
• Cut ad valorem tax breaks for farmers
• Use public funds for lobbying
• Designate August “Firearm Safety Awareness Month”
You voted for more control, higher costs, weaker borders, and less freedom. Own it.
Yes and no. I agree that baptism shouldn't be unnecessarily delayed. Scripture certainly demonstrates its urgency.
But I also think there's something beautiful about a church making baptism accessible through scheduled services, classes, and preparation. For someone new to faith, that structure can be a welcoming invitation, a clear path forward, rather than an obstacle.
Not everyone knows what to ask, where to go, or what comes next.
There's a difference between making someone wait unnecessarily and making sure someone feels welcomed, prepared, and supported.
The goal isn't to eliminate structure. It's to make sure the structure serves the person seeking Christ, not the other way around. 🙏♥️
TO THE GREAT PEOPLE OF OKLAHOMA, GET OUT AND VOTE for these Great Patriots! They have my Complete and Total Endorsement and will never let you down! President DONALD J. TRUMP https://t.co/CuLE88Sp6W
CAST YOUR VOTE: There are seven finalists for Citizen Journalist of Year. The award will be given in person at Mar a Lago Gala November 12th.
The Judges are @nickshirleyy, @SharylAttkisson, David DeRosiers of @RCPolitics, and the @OKeefeMedia team.
The Nominees are:
- @MrAndyNgo
- @anthonyjrubin
- @camhigby
- @DataRepublican
- @Savsays
- @tyleraloevera
- @nicksortor
Cast your vote using this criteria: courage, impact, consistency, longevity, body of work, ethics, and storytelling.
Choose who inspires you and share this post so others can make their voices heard: https://t.co/kjXo8tNCsk
CAST YOUR VOTE: There are seven finalists for Citizen Journalist of Year. The award will be given in person at Mar a Lago Gala November 12th.
The Judges are @nickshirleyy, @SharylAttkisson, David DeRosiers of @RCPolitics, and the @OKeefeMedia team.
The Nominees are:
- @MrAndyNgo
- @anthonyjrubin
- @camhigby
- @DataRepublican
- @Savsays
- @tyleraloevera
- @nicksortor
Cast your vote using this criteria: courage, impact, consistency, longevity, body of work, ethics, and storytelling.
Choose who inspires you and share this post so others can make their voices heard: https://t.co/kjXo8tNCsk
🚨🚨THE CASE FOR @DATAREPUBLICAN FOR CITIZEN JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR 🏆
Jennica Pounds—Deaf, nonspeaking, on the autism spectrum—spent her career as a senior machine-learning engineer.
At Snap she worked on sign-language translation tech. She burned out in Big Tech, moved her family to Utah, and started posting election maps and early-vote models under the handle DataRepublican.
In 2020 and 2024 she was one of the few calling the data clearly when conventional wisdom insisted otherwise.
After the election she turned the same skills on government spending. She built AI tools and datarepublican(dot)com that index hundreds of thousands of nonprofits and over a million grants. She made the opaque searchable.
She connected the dots on USAID, NGO networks, and taxpayer money flows that others treated as too big to read.
Elon Musk amplified her work repeatedly.
Sen. Mike Lee called her a gift to America.
Her following exploded past a million.
When Rolling Stone doxxed her in early 2025, she didn’t go quiet.
She confirmed her identity, resigned her job, and went full-time. Her family faced harassment. She kept posting the receipts.
🏆Courage: She spent a lifetime being overlooked in rooms and still chose to make the invisible visible.
🏆Impact: Her tools and threads shifted the conversation on government waste in real time.
🏆Consistency: Years of quiet, precise data work before the spotlight.
🏆Ethics: Public data, public tools, no paywall on the index.
🏆Storytelling: She turned dense grant databases into something ordinary people could actually use and understand.
The data was always public. Nobody was looking—until the woman who had been sitting silent for decades decided the rest of us should see it too.
Vote DataRepublican for @JamesOKeefeIII Citizen Journalist of the Year Award.
The criteria exist for a reason.
Who else turned a lifetime of being unheard into a million people finally listening?
@MichelleMaxwell I am with you. I have tracked his break back to -- shocker-- Alexander Dugin. When Tucker went to interview him in Russia. Thays when it all changed. 😢 makes me sad.