This wasn’t an election. It was a fix. A rigged performance dressed up as a vote — orchestrated by a Board that treats the community like fools and the rules like suggestions.
Here’s what they scrambled to cover up:
They never intended to let John Williams win. He was a threat — not because he was dishonest, but because he refused to play along. He questioned their tactics. He called out their nonsense. And for that, they moved to erase him.
There are receipts. Emails. Texts. Proof that members of the Board openly discussed keeping him off. They even tried — unsuccessfully — to strike his name from the ballot before a single vote was cast.
That alone should’ve ended it. But no — they went further.
The first vote count? It was done in semi-public. One board member. Three property owners. Not perfect, but visible — until it wasn’t.
That’s when things got dirty.
Then came the claims that there was “confusion.” A tally sheet may have been marked incorrectly by a board member. Joan was allegedly counted in place of John. A mistake? Or the perfect excuse?
Here’s the damning part: when residents asked for clarity, one Board member flat-out said:
“We will not be doing a recount. The Board got the results it wanted.”
That’s not incompetence. That’s confession.
But the pressure grew. So, they relented — sort of. They allowed a “recount,” but this time they locked the doors. Literally. No residents. No neutral parties. Just the Board. Alone. At night. Total control.
And the sealed envelope from the first vote count? Already torn open. Tampered with before the recount even began. (A Board member present that night admitted it.)
Then came the new results.
Every single candidate’s total shifted.
Except one: John Williams.
Let that sink in. Every other candidate’s numbers changed — but not John’s. Not by one vote. In a recount with missing ballots, altered envelopes, and zero oversight.
Do you know the odds of that happening naturally? Almost zero. This wasn’t oversight. This wasn’t human error. This was precision. It was intentional.
And yet, it gets worse.
The second tally came up 36 votes short. Where did those ballots go? No explanation. No math that adds up. Just silence and contradiction.
The Board didn’t even bother to mask the lie. They didn’t have to. They believe they’re untouchable.
Let’s call this what it is:
Election tampering. Manipulation. A deliberate betrayal of the community.
They thought no one would notice. They thought no one would speak up. They counted on silence.
Don’t give it to them.
Snug Harbor deserves honesty. This Board delivered theater. We asked for votes — they gave us a fix.
And now they want you to accept it, move on, forget. But we won’t.
They rigged the vote. They sabotaged the process. And they lied to our faces.
No more silence. No more excuses. They rigged this election — and they need to answer for it.
