2024 election
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Trump’s Push for Ending Mail-In Ballots and Voting Machines Means Process Likely to Fall on States
by Charlotte Hazard President Donald Trump on Monday announced via TRUTH Social that he would lead a movement to get rid of mail-in-ballots and voting machines due to fraud […]
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(POLL) 73% say they favor voter ID requirement
The following is from Rasmussen Reports. By more than 3-to-1, likely US voters continue to support requiring photo identification to vote—a measure that former President Donald Trump has consistently championed as […]
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Congress Subpoenas Two ActBlue Officials to Compel Testimony in Democrat Fundraising Probe
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Tags :2024 election, ActBlue, Campaign Finance, Department of Justice, foreign election interference, foreign money in politics, House Judiciary Committee, Justice, National, News, online fundraising, Policy, President Donald Trump, Rep. Bryan Steil, Rep. James Comer, Rep. Jim Jordan, SHIELD Act, U.S. election lawby John Solomon Congress issued subpoenas Wednesday to compel testimony from two ActBlue witnesses, significantly escalating a probe into whether the massive online fund-raising platform allowed itself to be […]
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Boston Illegal Alien Charged with Voting and Fleecing Taxpayers of $400k in Benefits
A Colombian woman living illegally in Boston for 20 years under a stolen identity voted in the 2024 election and improperly received more than $400,000 in federal benefits, federal prosecutors […]
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Watchdog: 5K allegedly illegal voter registrations found in Milwaukee before WI election
The following information is from Just the News. With just days to go before high-profile elections in Wisconsin, a watchdog group says it uncovered nearly 5,000 allegedly illegal voter registrations […]
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Court: Democrat Secretary Fontes Sidestepped Arizona Law When Drafting Election Rulebook
Arizona’s Democrat secretary of state failed to comply with existing law when creating the state’s election rulebook, an Arizona court ruled on Thursday. Writing on behalf of a three-judge panel […]
