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Paper Audits Are Necessary When China-Made Parts Are Embedded in Election Machines
Paper Audits Are Necessary When China-Made Parts Are Embedded in Election Machines China-made components, shared county voting systems, and an unresolved Riverside, California reconciliation question make independent paper audits a necessity—not an accusation. By Christine Bish Catherine Herridge’s report this week should not be dismissed as another abstract debate about election technology. The documents behind…
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Democrat Clerk’s Office Employee in Arkansas Gets ZERO Prison Time After Pleading to Felony for Illegally Altering 132 Voter Records
Photo credit: depositphotos.com A former employee of the Democrat-run Pulaski County clerk’s office in Arkansas walked out of court this week with no prison time after pleading no contest to a Class D felony for illegally altering election records. Circuit Judge Karen Whatley on Tuesday approved a plea agreement giving 58-year-old Deborah Smith of North…
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ACLU, election integrity advocates locked in battle over removing ineligible voters from Iowa lists
Clashing interpretations of the National Voter Registration Act create a standoff between activists and Iowa county auditors.This post was originally published on this site
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Trump Delivers: 14 Recent Wins You May Have Missed
Trump Delivers: 14 Recent Wins You May Have Missed The following is from the Trump team. President Donald J. Trump is delivering the results he promised — and the wins keep stacking up. From the securing a landmark election integrity ruling and launching the largest visa crackdown in American history to cutting illegals off taxpayer benefits…
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Appeals court blocks Minnesota’s censorship of election integrity group over felon voting
The law is content-based and Minnesota has a better way to protect voting rights: tell specific felons they’re eligible, judges nominated by Republican presidents say. State supreme court already rejected challenge to felon voting law.This post was originally published on this site
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Election integrity group urges Supreme Court to take up voter roll case
Executive director of Honest Elections Project Jason Snead told The Center Square that “the Ninth Circuit absurdly ruled that voter rolls are not a record related to list maintenance, but the result of list maintenance activity, and therefore can be kept secret.”This post was originally published on this site
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Supreme Court Clears Path for Enforcing Trump’s Election Integrity Order
The U.S. Supreme Court on Aug. 24 ruled that President Donald Trump may—for the time being—implement his election integrity order ahead of the November midterm elections that will determine control of Congress. A federal judge in Massachusetts had blocked portions of Trump’s order that were aimed at regulating mail-in ballots and verifying voter registration lists.…
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U.S. Postal Service Tightens Mail-In Voting Rules, Moves to Verify Voter Eligibility
The U.S. Postal Service is pressing ahead with tougher safeguards for mail-in ballots ahead of November’s midterms, adopting new eligibility requirements modeled closely on President Donald Trump’s election integrity agenda. Under the new policy, states seeking USPS assistance with mail-in and absentee ballots will have to notify the agency at least 60 days before the…
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California City Council Candidate ARRESTED on Five Felony Counts — Prosecutors Say She Listed a Cocktail Lounge as Her Home
Credit: San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office Another election-fraud scandal has erupted in deep-blue California. Desiree Lynch, a Democrat-aligned candidate for the Stockton City Council, was arrested Wednesday following a public-corruption investigation and charged with five felonies involving alleged perjury, false voter registration, and fraudulent candidate paperwork. Although Stockton’s municipal elections are officially nonpartisan, Lynch’s campaign…
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EXCLUSIVE: California Democrats Becerra and Padilla Identifed 2016 Election Issues, Then Ignored and Hid Evidence
California Democrats Becerra and Padilla identified 2016 election issues, then ignored and hid evidence that issues were addressed. Attorney General Todd Blanche is carrying the fight for California’s statewide voter-registration records into 2026. Xavier Becerra’s signed 2018 warning places the gubernatorial candidate inside California’s unanswered election-security timeline. By Christine Bish | A continuation of my…
