Former Florida Mayor Guilty of Vote Fraud
The State Attorney used a package of strawberry frosted Pop-Tarts to explain the case.
The ACLU’s Ex-Con Army
“I don’t believe we could move this field any more far left.”
Editorial: Settling the Voter Fraud Debate
The integrity of elections should be a bipartisan goal, but it isn’t.
Secretary of State Clears Voter Rolls Across West Virginia
Nearly 52,000 names have been removed since January.
Rhode Island: At least 125 Voters Claim Police Stations, Shops as Home Address
Others include a U.S. post office, a gas station and a cellphone store in a strip mall.
Teens Lobby Legislature to Lower New York Voting Age
The Young Voter Act would allow 17-year-olds to register and cast ballots.
Illinois: House Expected to Amend Automatic Voter Registration Bill
A similar measure passed onto the governor’s desk last year but was vetoed.
Supreme Court’s Refusal to Hear NC Voter ID Case: Not a Big Deal
The chief justice spends two pages talking about the procedural chaos.
ACRU Salutes President Trump for New Commission on Election Integrity
“Vote fraud is a cancer on our democratic system.” -- Susan A. Carleson, ACRU Chairman/CEO
Why Are Democrats Afraid of the Election Integrity Commission?
They know that the voter rolls are breeding grounds for potential fraud.