It’s Time for only Citizens to Vote in Texas
By J. Christian Adams The voter fraud conviction of Texas [...]
Nearly 2 Million Non-Citizen Hispanics Registered to Vote
President Trump has announced he will appoint a task force on voter fraud headed by Vice President Mike Pence.
ACRU v. Noxubee County — Consent Decree
JACKSON, MS. (January 25, 2017) —- Election officials in Mississippi’s [...]
Notorious Mississippi County to Clean Up Voter Rolls
JACKSON, MS. (January 25, 2017) —- Election officials in Mississippi’s [...]
Judge Rules that Texas City Discriminated
"When people claim that the Voting Rights Act was ‘gutted,’ the Pasadena case demonstrates they aren’t telling the truth.” -- J. Christian Adams
27 Potential Cases of Vote Fraud Found in Wyoming
Eleven were flagged for potentially being felons, while 16 were flagged as potential non-citizens.
Data Backs Up Voter Fraud Claims
10/13: A look at data collected throughout the country indicates that fraudulent and invalid voter registration is a problem all over America.
Police Expand Indiana Voter Registration Probe
The State Police added 48 additional counties to an investigation into allegations of fraudulent voter application information in Indiana.
ACRU Sues Broward County over Inflated Voter Rolls
Florida's Second Largest County Has More than 100 Percent of Residents Registered to Vote. ALEXANDRIA, VA (June 28, 2016) --- The (ACRU) has filed a lawsuit alleging that officials in Broward County, Florida, have violated federal election law by failing to maintain accurate voter registration. "When a county has more people registered to vote than there are eligible residents, it's an open door for vote fraud," said ACRU Chairman/CEO Susan A. Carleson. "Corrupted voter rolls are the first step to vote fraud. Broward's Supervisor of Elections, Dr. Brenda Snipes, is not using all of the tools available to keep Florida elections clean." The complaint, filed by the Public Interest Legal Foundation on ACRU's behalf on Monday, asks the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, Fort Lauderdale Division, to find Broward's supervisor of elections in violation of Section 8 of the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (Motor Voter Law), "to implement reasonable and effective registration list maintenance," and to allow the ACRU to inspect voter records. The lawsuit notes that the county of nearly two million people, with a non-citizen population of 256,430, has removed only 18 people from the voting rolls over the last five years for lacking U.S. citizenship. Also, that 106 percent of county residents were registered to vote in 2010, and 103 percent in 2014. "Broward was one of four Florida counties that was asked to do a recount in the 2000 presidential election," Carleson said. "We think it's time they cleaned up their rolls before the next one." The case is and Andrea Frankel-Bellitto vs. Brenda Snipes. Andrea Frankel-Bellitto is a registered voter in Broward County. The ACRU is the only private party to successfully sue under Motor Voter to clean up county voter rolls, winning consent decrees in Texas and Mississippi.
Oregon Registers Thousands Under New ‘Motor Voter’ Law
PORTLAND -- Roughly 68,500 Oregonians have been automatically registered to vote under the state's new "motor voter" law, according to the Associated Press. That's an average 13,700 new voters a month through May, a big jump from the 2,000 per month Oregon typically saw before the automatic voter registration system kicked in Jan. 1. The program automatically registers people to vote when they apply for or renew a driver's license or state ID card, and on Friday state elections officials began rolling out its second and final phase. Phase two involves mailing registration paperwork to another 145,000 residents who interacted with the motor vehicle department in the two years before motor voter went into effect.