Thank you, Huge Jam, for providing this book for review consideration via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

I just finished The Fake Elector Playbook: Lessons for the 2024 Election, by David H. Moskowitz.

This book does a good job reviewing what happened in the fake elector’s scheme for the 2020 election. It needs to be read by anyone who is not already familiar with how the Republicans attempted to steal the 2020 and their gameplan for 2024.

While I appreciate the value of this book, I do not think I was the target audience. As someone who has been following the story over the past few years, there was nothing new that this book brought to the story. While a book can overcome that if the book is good enough, there was nothing special about this one that would put it into the category.

So, I am going to have to give them one a B. Goodreads and NetGalley require grades on a 1-5 star system. In my personal conversion system, a B equates to 3 stars. (A or A+: 5 stars, B+: 4 stars, B: 3 stars, C: 2 stars, D or F: 1 star).

That being said, I will do something here that I have never done before. Because I recognize the value of getting people who are not familiar with the story to educate themselves about it, I will raise it up to 4 stars while posting on Goodreads. I would not want to deter any such person, who just looks at the stars, from reading this.

This review has been posted at NetGalley, Goodreads and my blog, Mr. Book’s Book Reviews

I originally finished reading this on August 17, 2024.