The witness worked for the organization for some time between September and October [2020], Monday–Friday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm; she applied at an eyewear store near Dollar General, provided her driver's license, and got a W-2 and paperwork; paid via a Visa card every two weeks based on hours worked; did not file taxes on the money (p.1).
p.1Canvasser Interview — 233 (Suspected Forged Signatures)
FBI FD-302 interview reportDec 12, 20231 page233 - RELEASE MARKED.pdf
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A witness suspected forgery because a younger worker returned with many signed forms while she had only three or four for the entire week.
The witness was paid via a Visa card every two weeks based on hours worked and did not file taxes on the money.
Supervisors claimed their activities were cleared with the Secretary of State, but the witness never heard about incentives from supervisors.
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She was dropped off at stores (Save A Lot, Family Dollar, liquor stores) and asked entering patrons if they were registered; a van dropped off people; employees had a daily goal for completed forms, with no incentives for a certain amount (p.1).
p.1She thought people might be forging signatures because a younger worker `[REDACTED]` returned with many signed forms while she had only three or four for the entire week; she did not forge signatures (p.1).
p.1Supervisors said what they were doing was cleared with the Secretary of State; employees returned signed forms to the main office and tallied how many they turned in; she never heard about incentives from supervisors (p.1).
p.1She confirmed her handwriting and signature on the Canvasser Contract (attached as a 1A) (p.1).
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