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Arizona Validates 100,000 Voter Registrations Without Verifying Citizenship Due to ‘Error’

Election officials in Arizona have admitted that almost 100,000 voter registrations have been validated in the state without their citizenship being verified. In announcing the shocking discovery, Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer blamed an "error" for the issue. This massive blunder was allegedly caused by an "error" in the Arizona…

Over 100 Non-Citizens Caught Voting in Ohio’s Recent Elections

Ohio's Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose has revealed that his office has uncovered evidence that over 100 non-citizens have voted in recent elections. The discovery was made during a recent audit of the state's voter rolls. The revelation comes as tens of thousands of non-citizens have been found registered…

24 State AGs File Emergency Stay with Supreme Court in Support of Arizona’s Proof of Citizenship for Voting Law

Twenty-four of the nation's state attorneys general have filed an emergency stay with the United States Supreme Court to assert their support for Arizona's election security law. Nearly half of America's state AGs have filed amicus briefs with the Supreme Court in support of Arizona's law to require proof of U.S. citizenship…

Texas Democrat Election Worker Charged with Multiple Felonies for Role in Rigging 2022 Midterms

An election worker in Harris County, Texas has been charged with multiple felonies for his role in a fraud scheme that resulted in paper ballot shortages in Republican precincts during the 2022 midterms. Darryl Blackburn, a Democrat, has been charged with six felonies over his role in rigging the election.…

Supreme Court Called on to Enforce Proof of Citizenship Law in Arizona ahead of November Election

Republicans are calling on the United States Supreme Court to allow Arizona to enforce its proof of citizenship requirements ahead of the critical November presidential election. The nation's highest court is being asked to allow enforcement of sections of an Arizona law requiring documented proof of citizenship to cast a ballot…

Obama-Appointed Federal Judge Tosses GOP-Led Lawsuit Challenging Nevada’s Mail-In Ballot-Counting Laws

Across the country, Republican groups have been challenging mail-in voting laws in an effort to secure America's elections. Many believe the mail-in system was rampant with fraud in previous elections and opens up the possibility for further abuse in November. While some efforts have succeeded, Republicans had a major setback…

Appeals Court Backs Mississippi’s Lifetime Ban on Voting for Certain Felons

A federal appeals court has upheld a Mississippi law that confers a lifetime voting ban on felons convicted of certain crimes. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a decision to strike down the law, The Hill reported. The law states that people convicted of felonies, including arson, bigamy,…

Democrats Blast Bill Blocking Illegal Aliens Voting in U.S Elections, Claim Voter ID Is Discriminatory

Democrats are outraged after the U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation to block illegal aliens from voting in America's federal elections. The Republican-led bill, aimed at blocking foreign nationals from voting for Democrat President Joe Biden in the 2024 election, cleared the House with the help of several Democrats. The…

Biden Admin Comes Out Against Bill to Stop Illegal Aliens Voting in U.S Elections

Democrat President Joe Biden's administration has just issued a statement to directly oppose a bill that seeks to stop illegal aliens from voting in American elections. On Monday, Biden issued a statement declaring that his administration is against the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act. The legislation requires documentary proof…

Welfare Offices Caught Giving Illegal Aliens Voter Registration Forms without Proof of Citizenship

Illegal aliens across the country are being given voter registration forms by welfare offices without being asked for proof of citizenship. The forms are available in every state except Arizona. The Grand Canyon State recently passed a law banning the practice while obtaining state, but not federal, forms. The voter…