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“I’m Not Going to Stop Until They’re Melted Down and Turned into Prison Bars” — Mike Lindell on Dominion Lawsuit After Company Sells to Liberty Vote
On Thursday, news broke that Dominion Voting Systems has been sold to Missouri’s KnowInk, a St. Louis–based election technology firm run by former Republican election official Scott Leiendecker. Scott Leiendecker from Liberty Votes, formerly Knowink KnowInk, which is rebranding as Liberty Vote, is headquartered in St. Louis and was founded by Leiendecker himself. The new…
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Commentary: Republican Governors Must Follow Trump’s Lead on Census and Redistricting
by David Bossie From the day President Donald Trump came down the golden escalator in Trump Tower to launch his first presidential campaign in 2015, he’s been teaching his fellow Republicans how to “fight, fight, fight” and call out the radical left for things they’ve been getting away with in plain sight for decades.…
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BREAKING: KNOWiNK Purchases Dominion Voting Systems
Dominion Voting Systems has been sold to KNOWiNK. Dominion Voting Systems was sold and will be renamed as Liberty Vote, its new ownership announced on Thursday. Dominion was sold to Scott Leiendecker, a former Republican director of elections for the city of St. Louis, Mo., who went on to found KNOWiNK — the largest provider of electronic poll books across…
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Dominion Voting Systems Sold to Liberty Vote from Missouri
Dominion Voting Systems was sold to Missouri’s Knowink based in St. Louis run by a former Republican election official. Scott Leiendecker from Liberty Votes Knowink is headquartered in St. Louis and was founded by Scott Leiendecker. The KnowInk website has been scrubbed and today does not have any content. KnowInk is changing its name to…
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Will the Supreme Court Finally Ban Racial Preferences in Voting? Justices To Hear Challenge to Strangely Shaped Majority Black Congressional District
When the Supreme Court struck down race-based admissions at Harvard and the University of North Carolina two years ago, it reaffirmed a fundamental legal principle: Every American must be treated as an individual rather than as a representative of a racial group. That principle is as essential in the voting booth as it is in…
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Wisconsin’s DOJ seeks stay after judge orders U.S. citizenship verification for voter registrations
After a Wisconsin judge mandated an Elections Commission to verify the U.S. citizenship of all registered voters and new registrants by February 2026, the state’s Department of Justice requested a stay on the order — arguing it would require significant changes to the registration system and could disrupt voter rights.This post was originally published on…
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Maine State Authorities Open Investigation Into 250 Ballots Delivered Through Amazon – Working With United States Postal Service
Dropbox image created by Grok Last week, the Maine Wire reported that a Newburgh, Maine, resident received – along with household goods – a bundle of 250 mail-in ballots for an upcoming referendum race in November that will entrust voters with two major issues: elections and gun rights. The election question deals with voter…
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Supreme Court Seems Receptive to Challenge to Post-Election Ballot Counting
The Supreme Court seemed receptive on Oct. 8 that a Republican congressman should be allowed to challenge an Illinois law that enables the counting of ballots for two weeks after Election Day. Arguments in the case focused on the question of legal standing, as opposed to the merits of the lawsuit contesting the Illinois statute.…
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Georgia Rep. Tries to Attack Garland Favorito from VoterGA – It Doesn’t Go Well
Garland Favorito and VoterGA have been a force for free and fair elections in Georgia for a very long time. A Democrat Representative tried to catch him by asking him questions and she failed badly. A Georgia Democrat Representative tried to embarrass Garland Favorito about elections in the state and instead received a lesson on…
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Wisconsin election integrity advocates applaud voter roll ruling
Groups such as The MacIver Institute have been working with the Election Integrity Network Coalition to push for stronger requirements to verify that only those eligible to vote are allowed to do so in Wisconsin.This post was originally published on this site
