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.
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.
New Jersey’s ‘Software Error’ That Registered 6,600 Noncitizens Is No Accident
New Jersey’s discovery was the predictable outgrowth of a political culture that treats elections as a mere census exercise.
Judges Enable Fraud By Hindering Federal Laws Requiring Accurate Voter Rolls
The Supreme Court should ensure that the National Voter Registration Act is properly applied by the federal judiciary.
Trump DOJ Asks SCOTUS To Weigh Arizona’s ‘Commonsense’ Proof-Of-Citizenship Laws
The DOJ requested that SCOTUS resolve a challenge to Arizona laws requiring residents to show proof-of-citizenship when registering to vote.
More Voter Fraud Charges Scream For The Senate To Pass The SAVE America Act
A Canadian man who lives in Massachusetts, is accused of voting in multiple U.S. elections, something Dems say never happens.