The War on Election Integrity
Shirley Anne Conners, a Canadian citizen living in the U.S. illegally, voted in more than 20 elections.
When Zombies, Aliens and Felons Steal Our Votes
A Denver TV station has identified multiple cases of dead men and women in the state voting, with dozens of other deceased individuals still on the rolls.
Washington Post Gives Cover to Voter Fraud
The Post story is full of factual errors, and that should concern editors at the Post, unless factual errors don't matter as long as they are lathered up with a thick coating of ideological bias.
When Election Officials Ignore Voter Fraud, We Need More Oversight
Incidents in states from Virginia to Pennsylvania to New York show that too many election officials are ignoring or even covering up the systemic problems brought to their attention.
How Can States Protect Their Election Systems?
Adding online registration is of only marginal benefit in comparison to the increased risks it brings.
Voter Fraud Is Real, and It’s Happening Now
For some reason, liberals and Democrats have not only ignored the issue, they’ve actively worked to dismiss the idea entirely.
Yes Virginia, Aliens Are Registered or Voting… and in Pennsylvania, by the Thousands
Wouldn’t it be nice if just once, some of the people whom Soros pays to tell us that voter fraud doesn’t exist admitted they were wrong?
Manipulating U.S. Elections: 10 Ways Voting Is Being Hacked by the Left
George Soros-funded organizations are trying to rewrite the rules of how elections are run so that it is easier for Democrats and leftists to win.
Countering the Lies about Election Reform
The U.S. Supreme Court has pheld Ohio’s election reform law, but liberal courts have struck down voter photo ID laws in other states such as North Carolina and North Dakota and watered down photo ID laws in Texas and Wisconsin. Federal judges also have vacated statutes in Alabama, Georgia and Kansas that permitted states to require proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote. The media and prominent Democrats cannot hide their delight.
High Court Declines to Stay Ohio Early Voting and Same-Day Registration Case
Bad news for the Ohio Democratic party: On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a one-line order denying the party’s application for a stay in Ohio Democratic Party v. Husted — the eminently reasonable opinion recently issued by a panel of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals refusing to overturn changes in early voting and same-day registration rules enacted by the Ohio legislature.