Chris Gleason is the whistleblower who first exposed the ActBlue money laundering operation and documented 728,000+ fraudulent ballot requests in Florida. His forensic evidence triggered action from Senator Rubio, AG Ken Paxton, the U.S. House, and a Presidential Memorandum.
Chris Gleason didn't just allege election fraud. He built SMURF Hunter and THEMIS to prove it with forensic evidence.
In 2024, Chris was drafted to run for Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections. What began as a local race became something far larger. Using his data forensics expertise, Chris uncovered evidence of systematic vote-by-mail fraud affecting hundreds of thousands of ballots across multiple Florida counties and election cycles.
When Chris requested audit logs and public records to investigate further, election officials attempted to charge $335,000 for records that should have cost $40. When he persisted, the Florida Legislature passed legislation specifically designed to exempt the records he was seeking.
While investigating Florida's election fraud, Chris followed the money. What he found shook the foundations of American campaign finance. He became the first whistleblower to publicly expose the massive money laundering operation running through ActBlue.
To conduct his investigation, Chris built Smurf Hunter, a first-of-its-kind forensic analysis system with over 380 detection metrics designed to identify illegal contribution patterns, straw donors, and money laundering schemes hidden in plain sight within FEC filings.
His exposés in the Georgia Record and Creative Destruction Media revealed the most damning connection: the prosecutors leading political prosecutions of Donald Trump were themselves direct beneficiaries of the same money laundering operation. DA Fani Willis received over $2.1 million through ActBlue smurfing. DA Alvin Bragg was funded by the same network. AG Letitia James received fraud complaints as early as 2018 and looked the other way. Governor Brian Kemp stayed silent and covered for the operation.
Chris proved that the people entrusted to enforce the law were the ones profiting from its violation.
103 ballots sent to USPS-confirmed undeliverable addresses in one Palm Beach special election. Multiply that by every county, every election.
The prosecutors were taking the money. The governor covered it up.
Chris built the tools, exposed the fraud, and drove action all the way to the White House. He did it without a staff, without a war chest, and without permission.
380+ detection metrics. First forensic system to map smurfing, straw donors, and money laundering in FEC filings at scale.
Georgia Record and Creative Destruction Media publish Chris's findings. Willis, Bragg, James, and Kemp are named as beneficiaries.
First member of Congress to pressure ActBlue over missing CVV verification, based on evidence Chris provided directly.
First state Attorney General to refer ActBlue smurfing evidence to the DOJ. Other state AGs follow.
Full congressional investigation with subpoena power confirms what Chris's forensic analysis already proved.
President Trump issues Presidential Memorandum addressing ActBlue's operations. The highest-level executive action ever taken on campaign contribution fraud.
The problem isn't just fraud. It's the infrastructure that enables it and the institutions that protect it. Chris has a plan to fix both.
Require all online political donation platforms to implement CVV verification, the basic fraud protection ActBlue refused to use for over a decade.
Establish federal standards for voter roll maintenance, requiring regular audits and public reporting of anomalies.
Make smurfing and straw donor schemes federal crimes with mandatory minimum sentences and asset forfeiture provisions.
Close loopholes that allow unverified voters to cast ballots on Election Day without proper identification.
Require campaigns to report contributions in real-time rather than quarterly, enabling immediate detection of fraud patterns.
Strengthen federal protections for election integrity whistleblowers and create a dedicated DOJ unit for campaign finance fraud.
If you're reading this and thinking "this sounds too big to be real," good. That's the right instinct. Extraordinary claims deserve extraordinary scrutiny. Chris agrees, which is why everything on this page is sourced to FEC filings, court records, public legislation, and published forensic analyses.
Chris took his evidence to a sitting U.S. Senator, a state Attorney General, the U.S. House, and the President. They all acted on it. That's not the response extraordinary claims get. That's the response extraordinary evidence gets.
Help Chris take the fight for election integrity to the United States Senate.
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