Texas Attorney General Talks Voter Fraud and Border Crisis
5/22: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton discusses the power behind President Trump's border plan and the voter fraud crisis in the Lone Star State.
Philly’s 7th District Plagued with Voter Fraud Claims
5/21: Over half of the election day fraud complaints filed in Philadelphia came from the city's 7th district, investigators say.
North Carolina Moves to Alter Voter Registration List Requirements
5/21: The North Carolina legislature is moving a bill forward that would alter the voter ID requirements for students in the state.
Law Enforcement Investigating New Jersey Councilman for Voter Fraud
5/20: Law enforcement is investigating claims that Councilman Harry Kumburis went door-to-door seeking mail-in ballots after polls closed on election day.
Miami Commissioner’s Team May Have Destroyed Ballots
5/20: Miami-Dade County Commission District 5 candidate Alex Diaz de la Portilla's staff has been caught using WhatsApp to discuss destroying ballots.
New Jersey Legislators Propose Law to Stop Vote Collection After Polls Close
5/20: In response to Cedar Grove councilman Harry Kumburis attempting to collect vote-by-mail ballots after the polling places closed, New Jersey lawmakers are proposing a law that would ban the practice.
Democrats Influenced Governor’s State Board of Elections Director Replacement
5/20: North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper consulted with Democrats before replacing State Board of Elections Director Kim Strach.
Wisconsin Considers Automatic Voter Registration
5/20: The Wisconsin legislature is considering a bill that would enact automatic voter registration.
PragerU Video: The Popular Vote Vs. The Electoral College
5/18: PragerU's video explains why the organized movement toward adopting the popular vote over the Electoral College system isn't in America's best interest.
Letting Incarcerated Prisoners Vote Is a Mistake
5/17: Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is still pressing to restore voting rights for incarcerated felons. A proposal that 75% of Americans don't agree with.