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Legal Group Warns of Voter ID ‘Loophole’ in Election Battleground: ‘Ripe for Exploitation’

A legal group is sounding the alarm after uncovering a legal "loophole" in the battleground state of Wisconsin that voters to cast ballots without showing any identification. The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL) warns that the election "loophole" is "ripe for exploitation." WILL issued the warning in a…

Pollster Frank Luntz: ‘Honeymoon Period Is Officially Over’ for Kamala Harris

Top pollster Frank Luntz has issued a warning to the Democrats that the "honeymoon period is officially over" for Vice President Kamala Harris. Luntz revealed that the initial buzz from the party when Harris was named as the Democrat presidential nominee has now evaporated. The influential pollster weighed in on…

BREAKING: Trump’s ‘Hush Money’ Sentencing Delayed Until After Election

The sentencing hearing for President Donald Trump's "hush money" case has been delayed until after the election. Democrat Judge Juan Merchan agreed to delay the sentencing of Trump's New York case until November 26. The new date for the sentencing hearing is exactly three weeks after the general election. Trump,…

Major Investigation Uncovers Evidence of Election Hacking, Russian Server Connections Found in Voting Machine Software

The results of a major election security investigation have just revealed that investigators found evidence of election hacking and disturbing "blindspots" in America's voting machines. A six-month-long investigation found shocking levels of foreign influence in voting systems used for U.S. elections. New Hampshire officials hired a prominent forensic cybersecurity firm…

Republicans Secure Victories in Swing State Voting Cases

Republicans have racked up several victories in multiple swing states regarding cases to determine voting rules. The wins in recent weeks are giving the GOP a better chance of electoral success in November. The Republican National Committee RNC has filed 100 lawsuits in 25 states along with 150,000 lawyers and…

Speaker Johnson Planning to Combine Voter Proof of Citizenship Requirements with Spending Bill

Republican Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is reportedly planning to combine election security measures with a short-term spending bill in order to force requirements for voters's proof of citizenship through the House. However, the move is likely to create a standoff with Democrats when the House returns to session next week.…

CNN Host: Trump Would ‘Probably’ Beat Harris If Election Based on Policy

A CNN host has admitted that President Donald Trump is far stronger on policy than his Democrat presidential election rival Kamala Harris. CNN host and political commentator Michael Smerconish said Friday that, if the election is based on policy, then Trump "probably wins." However, Smerconish suggested that Harris could beat…

Democrat Super PAC Admits Harris Polls Are ‘Much Less Rosy’ Than Reported

The Democrats' main outside spending group backing Kamala Harris for president says the Super PAC's own internal opinion polling on the presidential nominee is “much less rosy” than public polls. The founder of the Future Forward super PAC has warned Democrats that they face much closer races in key states.…

Republicans Call on Supreme Court to Block 40,000 Arizona Voters with No Proof of Citizenship

Republicans have called on the United States Supreme Court to stop 40,000 voters who have no proof of citizenship from casting ballots in the 2024 presidential race. Democrats are furiously opposed to the request, however. The large number of suspected non-citizens registered to vote could tip the scales in a…

Trump Surges Past Harris in Major Polls after VP’s Initial Polling Boost Collapses

President Donald Trump is surging in the 2024 election polling over his Democrat rival, according to several major polls. With President Joe Biden's exit from the presidential race last month, Kamala Harris was almost immediately crowned as the party's official Democrat nominee, without a single vote. The vice president, who…