College Football’s Clock-Rigging Scandal Is The Perfect Analogue For America’s Broken Elections
The handling of Michigan football's clock scandal is no different than how Democrats treat Americans concerned about election integrity.
Exclusive: Secretaries Of State Argue 9th Circuit ‘Erased’ Right To Remove Noncitizens From Voter Rolls
The secretaries from Kentucky, Mississippi, and Nebraska filed a brief in a SCOTUS case in support of proof of citizenship in voter vetting.
GOP Bill Aims To Bring Back Common Sense To Election Day And Mail-In Ballots
The bill, introduced by two Florida Republicans, follows this summer's feckless 5-4 Supreme Court ruling that kept the chaos in place.
DOJ Set To Send Army Of Monitors To Keep An Eye On Elections
The Civil Rights Division Plans to deploy 1,000 monitors to polling sites across the country amid mounting election integrity concerns.
Democrats Openly Declare Their Plans To Infiltrate Rural American Towns
Democrats might have a messaging problem, but they also have a ground game to render rural America irrelevant in elections.
Report: DHS Launches Voter Fraud ‘Surge’ Probes In Nine States
The investigations come as concerns grow over noncitizens on state voters rolls and the potential for voter fraud in the midterm elections.
The Federalist’s Guide To The 2026 Supreme Court Term
Here is a breakdown of the biggest legal battles set to be argued before the Supreme Court during its 2026-2027 term.
Wisconsin Commission Takes Up ‘Screwy’ Milwaukee Elections Debacle
The Elections Commission will discuss the primary night 'error' at a special meeting beginning at 9 a.m. Monday morning.
Exclusive: James Talarico, Dogged By Voter Fraud Accusations, Says Voter Fraud Is ‘Non-Existent In Texas’
The Texas Democrats' nominee for Senate may need look no further than his mirror for examples of election fraud .
Democrats’ Racial Grievances Are Just A Cynical Grift
The hypocrisy of Wasserman Schultz shifting districts to represent a majority-minority district was not lost upon black Democrats.