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Coomer v. Lindell Trial is Set to Begin Today – What’s In? What’s Out? And Why Is It So Important?
Eric Coomer (left) and Mike Lindell (right) will face off in federal court over defamation claims regarding the circumstances surrounding the 2020 election. Hat tip to Ashe In America. Follow her on X @AsheInAmerica for frequent updates on the trial. On Monday, Eric Coomer, former Director of Product Strategy and Security for Dominion Voting Systems,…
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An In-Person Report from the Hand Counting “Gold Standard Elections Expo” in Dallas
#image_title An in-person report from the “Gold Standard Elections Expo” in Dallas on Saturday. Had it not been for the discoveries of former Mesa County, Colorado Election Clerk Tina Peters (see Tina Peters.US) the groundswell of interest in hand counting our elections by “We The People” would have never reached the the point it has. …
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Chinese College Student Who Illegally Voted in 2024 Election in Michigan and Was Ordered to Turn in Passport–Fled US to China With a Secret Passport in His Name the Day Before Trump Was Sworn In
Haoxiang Gao, a green card holder 20-year-old University of Michigan Ann Arbor student from China who was being prosecuted for illegally voting in the 2024 election in Ann Arbor now faces a new charge of flight to avoid prosecution after it was revealed in court this week he fled the U.S. back to China on…
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California Files Appeal After Court Allows Huntington Beach to Require Voter ID in Local Elections
The State of California filed an appeal in its lawsuit against the city of Huntington Beach on May 28, asking a state appellate court to reverse a lower court’s decision that allowed the city to require photo ID in its municipal elections. In a lawsuit filed last year challenging Measure A, the city’s initiative, Attorney…
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Nevada legislative committee reviews change to open primaries
“This is a bill that strengthens our democracy and brings our elections closer to the people that we are meant to serve,” said the bill’s sponsor, Assemblymember Steve Yeager, D-Clark County, at the meeting on late Thursday afternoon. “Nevada is a state of growing independence, not just in spirit, but in voter registration.”This post was…
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GARLAND FAVORITO: An In Depth Look President Trump’s Election Order and Why It’s Necessary
VoterGA‘s Garland Favorito provides an in-depth look at President Trump’s Executive Order covering Elections and shares why it’s necessary. For decades Garland Favorito has been challenging the legality of election machines used in US elections in his home state. He recently published a document that discusses President Trump’s Executive Order related to US elections. Favorito…
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An In Depth Look at President Trump’s Elections Integrity Order and Why It’s Necessary
Guest post by Garland Favorito from VoterGA President Trump signed EO 14248 on March 25, 2025 to address key election issues in future US elections. On March 25, 2025, President Donald Trump signed Executive Order (EO) 14248 entitled “Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections”. When he signed the order, the President mentioned that…
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WHERE’S THE DOJ? California (Continues to) Codify Unconstitutional Election Activities
Where is the DOJ? Where is the GOP? California doesn’t have elections. They have madness and those with oversite gaslight the entire sham. The state does this by codifying unconstitutional election activities and no one is stopping them. BALLOT HARVESTING and MAIL-IN BALLOTS Since California went to ballot harvesting the results have been devastating for…
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Trump Administration Sues North Carolina to Clean Voter Rolls
by Jason Hopkins The Trump administration is taking North Carolina to court for allegedly failing to maintain a voter registration list compliant with federal laws. The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit against the state and its Board of Elections, according to a Tuesday press release by the agency. The DOJ is accusing state officials…
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Big News in Wisconsin on the Election Front – Involving Electronic Voting Machines
Big News coming out of Wisconsin on the Election front. WPR reported: The Wisconsin Elections Commission says small communities don’t need the state’s permission to stop using electronic voting machines, siding with a northwestern Wisconsin town that switched to hand-counted, paper ballots last year. The WEC decision means municipalities still must make at least one…
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