HARRISBURG - A Commonwealth Court judge denied a bid by civil rights groups to block the new voter identification law from taking effect, delivering a first-round victory to Gov. Corbett and legislative Republicans who pushed the measure through this spring saying it was needed to prevent voter fraud.
In their new book Who's Counting?: How Fraudsters and Bureaucrats Put Your Vote at Risk, authors John Fund and Hans von Spakovsky present hard evidence that voter fraud (some of it well-organized), combined with incompetence, alleged "reforms," and bureaucratic indifference have undermined the popular trust in America's most precious right: picking our leaders.
The today is sending letters to four of five governors who vetoed legislation requiring photo voter IDs in order to deter vote fraud.
Voter fraud has a shocking new meaning in eastern Kentucky. That is where in some cases, major cocaine and marijuana dealers admitted to buying votes to steal elections.
Florida GOP Gov. Rick Scott on July 14 lauded the Obama administration's new announcement that gives the state access to a federal database to prevent voter fraud, but he also called the standoff-ending decision a "significant victory" for Florida.
A top Pennsylvania Republican's remark that the state's new voter ID law would help Mitt Romney win the state has reignited a debate over whether the law is intended to curb fraud, as Republicans say, or to depress Democratic turnout, as Democrats charge.
Project Veritas, the investigative journalism team run by James O'Keefe, has unveiled its latest video, showing how easy it is to commit vote fraud in North Carolina.
Accuracy in Media has released a report outlining numerous ways in which the political Left is planning to commit vote fraud in the 2012 election.
A new Rasmussen survey shows that 73 percent of Americans say that requiring a photo ID before voting does not discriminate against anyone, and 64 percent regard voter fraud as at least a somewhat serious problem..
The Richmond Times-Dispatch had editorialized that the GOP was wrong to press for vote fraud prevention legislation. Now that 10 convicted felons have been indicted, the paper has done a turnabout.