How quantum technology enables swing states to identify and in many cases stop mail-in ballots from ineligible addresses like a gas station or convenience store.

Written By Matthew Albertell

How quantum technology enables swing states to identify and in many cases stop mail-in ballots from ineligible addresses like a gas station or convenience store.

Matthew Albertell

Matthew Charles Albertell is a politically connected digital media expert with a proven track record of assisting two Presidents andcompanies like Forbes and several billionaires to create more digital traction for their ideas and businesses. A graduate of Pace University & a student of the Harvard Business School focusing on Business Entrepreneurship, MBA. Matthew is a self-driven student of key policy issues that affect the political landscape and how our leaders can govern more effectively.

Matthew is also an accomplished entrepreneur, licensed Miami real estate agent and avid photographer.

Site: www.matthewcharlesalbertell.com

He also owns a succesful clothing line, titled Viceroy, Vxnations.

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