Demand a Full Audit: Paper Ballots, Recounts, and UPS Firmware Investigation

Hand-count the paper ballots against the electronic totals in every swing state that used Tripp Lite or Eaton battery backup units connected to vote-tabulation computers in 2024. These UPS devices are classified as "optional components" in election documentation, which means firmware updates bypass certification entirely — no testing, no monitoring, no approval required. That is an open door into the heart of our vote-counting infrastructure. The questions here are specific and verifiable. In North Carolina, Trump received 5.5% more votes than other Republicans on the same ballot while Harris received 1.8% fewer than other Democrats — a pattern called "bullet ballots" that standard fraud-detection tools like Benford's Law are designed to miss. The Heritage Foundation's own chief statistician Kevin Dayaratna published a paper in November 2024 confirming that a fixed-percentage vote shift across all precincts would be "almost surely rendered undetectable" by standard methods. Congress needs to subpoena Starlink DTC connection logs from October and November 2024, order forensic examination of UPS firmware in swing states, and run independent wavelet analysis on precinct-level data comparing presidential totals to down-ballot races. The paper trail exists. Pull it.