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‘Undetermined Number of Voters’ Sent Wrong Ballots in Montana, Election Officials Admit

Officials in Montana's Flathead County have admitted to sending out the wrong ballots for Tuesday's elections. Almost two years ago, Kalispell, Montana approved new ward and voting precinct boundaries. However, the Flathead County Elections Department used the old boundaries when mailing out absentee ballots for Tuesday’s elections. Elections officials admitted…

Voting Machine Company That ‘Flipped’ Votes in Pennsylvania Admits ‘Someone Programmed the Election’

A top executive from the company behind the voting machines that "flipped votes" in Pennsylvania on Tuesday has admitted that "someone from our team programmed the election." The voting machine issued caused votes in an eastern Pennsylvania county to appear to be "flipped" on a ballot question, officials said Tuesday.…

Democrat Election Clerk Admits to Ignoring Mail-In Ballot Law during Bombshell Testimony

During a bombshell testimony in a Connecticut court, a Democrat election clerk has admitted under oath that she has been ignoring the law regarding the handling of mail-in ballots. The admission came during a Thursday hearing over the Bridgeport Mayoral Primary in Connecticut. A judge has begun examining evidence in…

RFK Jr Officially Launches Independent Presidential Run to Challenge Biden

Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has officially dumped the Democrats and relaunched his 2024 presidential run as an independent. Kennedy announced Monday that he will no longer run in the Democrat primary and will challenge President Joe Biden directly in the general election instead. RFK Jr. had previously suggested he…

Kari Lake Launches Senate Bid to Challenge Kyrsten Sinema

GOP rockstar Kari Lake has announced that she is launching a campaign to challenge left-wing Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ), a former Democrat, for her seat in the U.S. Senate. The race is sure to be one of the most hotly anticipated elections in 2024. Lake announced her campaign in an…

Wisconsin Election Chief Hit with Articles of Impeachment

Wisconsin's embattled election chief Meagan Wolfe has been accused of maladministration in office and faces impeachment. Wolfe, the administrator of the Wisconsin Election Commission (WEC), is now facing removal from her position. On September 21, five Republican state assembly members presented both houses of the Legislature with a 23-page resolution…

Jack Smith’s Gag Order Would Block Trump from Criticizing Biden during Election, Experts Warn

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s gag order request against President Donald Trump is so broad that it would essentially block the 45th POTUS from criticizing his opponent in the 2024 election, experts have warned. On Friday, Smith filed a motion asking for a "narrowly tailored" gag order against Trump. The order…

Viral Video Shows 10 Minutes of Democrats Denying Election Results

A video has gone viral this week that shows footage of several top Democrats denying the results of various elections. The video has resurfaced after a Georgia grand jury indicted President Donald Trump on Monday for challenging the 2020 election results. However, Democrats have refused to accept the results of…

Activists Complain Facebook’s Pro-Censorship App ‘Threads’ Isn’t Censoring Enough ‘Disinformation’

Threads, the new pro-censorship social media app from Facebook's parent company Meta, is being hit with complaints from anti-free speech activists that it isn't doing enough to censor so-called "disinformation." Meta recently launched Threads as a pro-censorship rival to Elon Musk's pro-free speech Twitter. Despite an initial boost on its…

Bill Barr Threatens to ‘Jump Off Bridge’ If Trump Wins GOP Nomination and Faces Biden in Rematch

Former Attorney General William Barr told NBC that he would "jump off a bridge" if President Donald Trump wins the GOP nomination for the 2024 election. Barr, a registered Republican, asserted that he "strongly oppose[s] Trump for the nomination." However, he refused to say which way he would vote if…