News

8/13: The voter fraud scandal in Canton, Mississippi proves that the courts and the voters are no longer willing to tolerate voter fraud from their politicians.

8/13: The Wisconsin Elections Commission has voted to increase its election integrity spending, hoping to replace outdated machines before the 2020 elections.

8/12: Investigators found that California’s motor voter law led to the inadvertent registration of six illegal aliens.

8/12: The Texas Civil Rights Project is suing the state on behalf of two people who had their ballots rejected, claiming Texas has unconstitutional absentee ballot policies.

8/9: New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu vetoed a bipartisan bill that would have created an independent commission to handle all redistricting for the state.

8/9: A 113-page report by California investigators outlined how the state’s motor voter program confused potential voters and left the state open to fraud.

8/9: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky explains why liberals are resorting to using fake news to hurt the 2020 census case.

8/9: Auditors examining California’s motor voter roll out have found nearly 84,000 duplicate voter records.

8/9: Auditors examining DMV voter registrations between April and September 2018 outlined the mistakes made when California rolled out their motor voter program.

8/8: State. Rep. David Lewis proposed an amendment to a bill that would eliminate the practice of ballot harvesting in North Carolina.

8/8: Although election integrity measures such as voter ID requirements are often presented as a partisan issue, they should not be.

8/8: Harnett County State Representative David Lewis suggested an amendment to a bill that would stop ballot harvesting in North Carolina.

8/7: Bad policies, poorly maintained voter rolls, and unscrupulous people have taken advantage of America’s lax voter system for years.

8/7: Nearly 1,000 voters in Tucson were sent primary ballots for the wrong political party, while nearly 2,000 ballots were mailed to incorrect addresses.

8/7: Washington State’s same-day registration bill enabled 3,029 people to register and vote on election day.

8/7: The Niagara County legislature voted unanimously to challenge New York’s newly enacted Green Light Law, which would give licenses to illegal aliens and possibly allow voter fraud.

8/6: California is having problems with their Real ID program, aimed at eliminating voter fraud in the state.

8/6: Alabama has changed it’s voting laws so that anyone applying for an absentee ballot must provide approved voter ID.

8/6: Niagara County has threatened to sue New York over the passage of a Green Light Law, which grants illegal aliens driver’s licenses, claiming it could facilitate voter fraud.

8/6: After Dr. Robert Epstein’s testimony on how Google and social media platforms influence elections, lawmakers must look into ways to curb their influence.

8/6: The AOC-favored candidate for Queens district attorney Tiffany Cabán conceded the contentious primary race, giving the Democratic nomination to Melinda Katz.

8/5: Mississippi Alderman Andrew Grant pleaded guilty to voter fraud and coercion and immediately resigned.

8/5: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has asked a federal judge to dismiss a challenge to a law about restoring felons’ voting rights, claiming the case belongs in state, not federal, court.

8/5: Massachusetts is considering a bill that would allow teens as young as 16 to vote in municipal elections.

8/5: Canton Alderman Andrew Grant pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit voter fraud and resigned his post.

8/2: Monument Mayor Don Wilson and Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese lead Protect Colorado’s Vote, a group focused on getting Colorado out of the National Popular Vote Compact.

8/2: Many voters in King County, Washington reported that they were sent two ballots in the mail instead of one, which points to a glitch in the new VoteWA program.

8/2: The Washington Post called out presidential candidate and senator Cory Booker for pushing a false narrative that Russian interference and voter suppression stole the 2020 election from Hillary Clinton.

8/2: Republicans counter Democratic claims that they’re threatening election security with accusations that Democrats are attempting to federalize elections.

8/1: Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has implemented the Registration Reset List, which will hopefully help clean voter rolls in the state.