Deep Dive Podcast 3: Ghost Voters

Post 7: Ghost Voters - who is Harry Jhonson comes to life as the hosts break down the investigation. Listen to the podcast to learn even more before we move on to the next chapter in the series.

If you’ve already read Post 7: Ghost Voters—Who Is Harry Jhonson, you might be wondering: Isn’t the podcast the same as the article?

The short answer is: not quite—the podcast has new information and will help you fully absorb what’s happening here. And if you haven’t read Post 7—well…some people prefer listening.

The written series is where the evidence lives. The documents. The cases. The patterns. The Deep Dive podcast is where we slow it down—where the story gets unpacked, questioned, and connected in real time.

This episode isn’t a recap. It’s a conversation.

First, the writer Alison Greene introduces why this episode is not old news but relates to current foreign affairs. Then she introduces a new way to look at the concept of “Ghost Voters”—and why ghost voters remind her of social media bots.

Next, our two hosts walk us through Post 7 thoughtfully, the way people do when they’re trying to understand something that doesn’t sit right—asking the obvious questions, pausing on the unsettling parts, and connecting threads that can be easy to miss on the page.

Think of the podcast as a way to engage with the investigation—a way to fully digest it.

Post 7 introduces a critical concept in The 2024 Election Series: ghost voters—fictitious identities created at scale, capable of entering real voter rolls and producing real ballots. In the podcast, we explore what that actually means, why it matters, and how cases in Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Florida stop looking isolated once you place them side by side.

Ghost voters don’t change minds—they change the math. And in close elections, changing the math can determine who governs.

This episode is for anyone who wants to start securing the 2026 midterms. Protecting our future starts with understanding our past—and what has really been happening in the shadows and behind the election curtain.

Jump straight into our third podcast—the full Deep Dive into Ghost Voters – Who is Harry Jhonson…

Or keep reading below to jump into the rest of the series.

New Here? Or Just Want to Dig in a Bit Deeper? Start Where You’re Comfortable.

When this Substack launched on October 17th, we started with zero subscribers. Since then, more than 1,265 of you have joined, and tens of thousands have read or listened to this series.

Many people joined at Post 5, 6, or 7—which is completely fine. This investigation is designed to be readable in layers.

But here is how the series is structured, and how you can navigate it easily, if you want to keep exploring before we post the next installment.

The 2024 Election Series—Written Posts

Posts 1 & 2 are not the start of the story.
They’re a 40,000-foot overview—setting the framework for the kinds of vulnerabilities and evidence this series would later uncover.

The investigation itself begins in Post 3. Click on any of the posts or podcasts below to easily get to any of them

• Post 1 — The Introduction to the Election Series (Part 1)

• Post 2 — The Introduction to the Election Series (Part 2)

Where the story truly begins:

• Post 3 — Red Flags in the Voter Rolls

• Post 4 — Is Russian Malware Still in Our Registration Systems?

• Post 5 — How Can 1 in 10 Votes Be Deleted Without Anyone Noticing?

• Post 6 — How I Uncovered Florida’s “Two Sets of Books”

• Post 7 — Ghost Voters — Who Is Harry Jhonson?

You can read these in order, or jump to the sections that interest you most. Each post is designed to stand on its own—but together, they tell a much larger story.

Deep Dive Podcast Episodes

The podcast episodes are released in between posts and are meant to complement — not replace—the written investigation.

• Podcast Episode 1 — Covers Posts 1–5

• Podcast Episode 2 — Dedicated to Post 6

• Podcast Episode 3 — Dedicated to Post 7 (today’s episode)

If you’ve read the posts, the podcasts help you process them.
If you’re new, the podcasts can help you decide where you want to dive deeper.

What Comes Next

Post 8 is coming soon—and it picks up the thread introduced with these cases we delved into in Post 7 but it introduces new context that raises even more difficult questions and concerns about foreign nationals, plea deals, and unresolved accountability.

Until then, this episode—and the links above—give you one place to catch up, revisit, or listen more closely.

Thank you for being here. Thank you for staying engaged. And thank you for being willing to look directly at what isn’t simple—or comfortable. It’s up to all of us and this is where we start to protect the 2026 midterms.