Brandon Johnson was selected not elected

🚨 As the alleged Election RICO Fraud continues… Meet Dr. Ciera K. Whitaker, a commissioned notary public in Illinois (Commission No. 812171), as well as a civic leader, strategist, and 6th District Councilor on Chicago’s Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability (CCPSA). Alderman David Moore has more than 30 petition sheets, involving approximately 300 signatures, notarized by her that, according to my review, appear to be photocopied! But here’s where it gets interesting… Whitaker also notarized petitions for Melissa Conyears-Ervin that David Moore allegedly photocopied. He appears to have used original handwriting when filling out the circulator’s affidavit, where he swears that he personally collected those signatures. AND SHE NOTARIZED THEM! Then Melissa Conyears-Ervin allegedly included those sheets with the rest of her photocopied petitions and submitted them as valid! NOW LET’S TALK ABOUT THEODORE FULTON THOMPSON! Rose White is challenging Thompson’s candidacy for 17th Ward alderman, and she’s reportedly represented by attorney Ed Mullen, who is also representing Mayor Brandon Johnson! The SAME Brandon Johnson whose nomination filings reportedly contained nearly 100 photocopied petition pages, including five pages associated with Melissa Conyears-Ervin! Meanwhile, Beverly Cameron and Andrew Thomas are also challenging Thompson, represented by attorney Thomas A. Jaconetty. DO Y’ALL SEE THE PATTERN YET? The same notaries, the same circulators, photocopied petitions, and attorneys representing different parties in these election challenges! At this point, I’m questioning whether some of these candidates are even collecting signatures themselves or relying on recycled petitions to keep the Chicago political machine going! THIS IS WHY I’M DEMANDING AN INDEPENDENT CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION! Any elected official or candidate found to have knowingly submitted fraudulent photocopied petitions should be disqualified under applicable election law, and anyone proven to have participated in or conspired to commit election fraud should face criminal accountability! Shared attorneys and petition personnel alone don’t prove a conspiracy, but these allegations deserve a full investigation. Chicago voters deserve answers! #ElectionIntegrity #ChicagoPolitics #ElectionFraud #CFRInvestigates

So boom… this is how the Democratic machine works in Chicago. None of these people are going out to collect their own petitions. They’re allegedly recycling the same petitions, using the same circulators and notaries, election after election. It’s the same operation coming together every four years, and I believe this raises serious questions about organized election fraud. Here are the key players connected to Melissa Conyears-Ervin’s campaign: Jason C. Ervin, 28th Ward alderman and Conyears-Ervin’s husband, notarized petition sheet 2427. His notary commission (959268) expired September 26, 2026. David Moore, 17th Ward alderman, circulated petitions for Conyears-Ervin. CFR identified three notaries reportedly appearing on both Moore’s own petitions and sheets he circulated for her: * Ciera Whitaker — 812171 * Omari K. Prince — 983103 * Sherron Beecham — Commission pending verification TEN NOTARIES IDENTIFIED CFR identified Jason Ervin, Robin Staggers, Allen Welch, Charlene Johnson-Ajao, Sheronica Moore, Ciera Whitaker, Omari Prince, Janelle Howard, Patti Washington-Berryhill, and Sherron Beecham. WHO PREPARED THE PETITIONS? Attorney Ed Mullen was reportedly involved in preparing Conyears-Ervin’s nomination papers. This is exactly why I believe the Feds need to come in and investigate. When the same circulators, notaries, and political figures repeatedly appear across different campaigns, it raises questions about coordination, accountability, and whether election laws are being followed. I believe this warrants a federal investigation into possible organized election fraud. Chicago voters deserve answers.