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Trump Can’t Require Proof of Citizenship for Voters: Judge
President Donald Trump can’t require voters to provide proof of citizenship, a federal judge ruled on Oct. 31. U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly said in an order that U.S. Election Assistance Commission officials are prohibited from updating the federal voter registration form to require proof of U.S. citizenship. Trump, in a March executive order, directed…
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BREAKING: Lawless Clinton Judge BLOCKS President Trump’s Proof of Citizenship Requirement on Federal Voter Registration Forms
Apparently, Judge Kollar-Kotelly wants illegals to vote in US elections. Activist Judge Collen Kollar-Kotelly BLOCKED President Trump’s proof of citizenship requirement for federal voter registrations. This is nothing more than pure lawlessness. It is becoming more evident by the day that Democrats depend on fraud and broken election systems in order to gain control over…
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The DOJ Joins Georgia State Elections Board and VoterGA – Demands Records from the 2020 Election
The DOJ joins Georgia State Elections Board and VoterGA in Demanding Records from the 2020 Election. After years of fighting for records and support related to the 2020 Election in Fulton County, Georgia, VoterGA may finally be able to see what they wanted to see. The DOJ this week demanded various documents be made available…
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Exclusive: DOJ Demands 2020 Election Records From Fulton County
My newsletter is the #1 conservative blog on Substack — recommended by over 312 other Substack authors. Get 24% off now to celebrate the 2024 election! Get 24% off for 1 year The Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice just notified the election officials of Fulton County (GA) yesterday that all election records…
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Federal judge blocks Trump from requiring Americans to provide proof of citizenship to vote
Multiple lawsuits have been filed to block different aspects of the March executive order, including a part that bars states from counting mail-in ballots received after Election Day.This post was originally published on this site
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Google Executive Says Company Made ‘Mistakes’ While Handling Complaints of Election Fraud
A Google executive said the company made “mistakes” while handling complaints of election fraud during a U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation hearing held Oct. 29. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who serves as the committee chairman, showed screenshots of a YouTube video that allegedly highlighted how former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and…
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Ohio Secretary of State REFERS Over 1,200 Noncitizens to DOJ for Criminal Cases — Including Unlawful Voter Registrations and Ballots Cast in Federal Elections Since 2018
“Frank LaRose” by Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 2.0 Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has blown the lid off a massive voter fraud scheme, referring over 1,000 noncitizens to the Department of Justice for unlawfully registering to vote. Even more alarming, 167 of these individuals appear to have cast illegal ballots in federal elections since…
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New Hampshire Man LOSES Right to Vote After Pleading Guilty to Repeatedly Stealing and Damaging Trump Yard Signs
Nick Moorhead (Credit: Boston 25 News) A New Hampshire man has lost his right to vote after repeatedly vandalizing and stealing Trump campaign signs from his neighbor’s property, another glaring example of left-wing intolerance toward free speech and political expression. According to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office, Nick Moorhead, 55, of Northfield, pleaded guilty…
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RNC Election Integrity Machine Revs Up in Virginia and New Jersey
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These 2 Supreme Court Cases May Affect Future Elections
The country is gearing up for the 2026 midterms, and the stakes are especially high for both allies and opponents of President Donald Trump’s administration. In October, the Supreme Court heard two cases that may impact upcoming elections: one dealing with race-based congressional maps, and the other addressing whether federal candidates can challenge state laws…
