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.
Supreme Court Refuses to Hear North Carolina Voter ID Case
"Denial of a writ .... imports no expression of opinion upon the merits," said Chief Justice John Roberts.
Trump Establishes Panel to Probe Voter Fraud
The appointees include ACRU Policy Board member and Senior Fellow Ken Blackwell.