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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…

Georgia Counted Thousands of Duplicate Ballots during 2020 Election, Software Expert Reveals

A software expert has provided explosive testimony to reveal that evidence has emerged showing thousands of duplicate ballots were counted in Georgia’s Fulton County during the 2020 election. Phillip Davis, an expert in election voting systems, provided detailed testimony to explain how the ballots were intentionally counted more than once.…

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…

Trump & Republicans Move to Block Invalid Ballots Being Counted in Nevada

President Donald Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) are moving to stop election officials in Nevada from counting invalid ballots. Team Trump and the RNC have filed a lawsuit against the state to prevent invalid mail-in ballots from being counted past Election Day. In 2021, Nevada made a…

Lawsuit Demands Misdated Mail-In Ballots Counted in Pennsylvania

A left-wing legal group has filed a lawsuit that demands misdated mail-in ballots are counted in Pennsylvania's elections. The new lawsuit challenges the validity of a state law concerning mail-in ballots, aiming to transform the way votes are counted. Spearheaded by the leftist American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the lawsuit…

Georgia Governor Signs Bill to Tighten Voter Security Ahead of November Elections

Georgia's Republican Governor Brian Kemp has just signed a bill into law that boosts election integrity and voter security. Kemp tweaked the rules of his state's elections just months before the high-stakes presidential race in Georgia. The state is expected to again play a pivotal role in the critical election.…

20% of 2020 Election Mail-In Ballots Were Fraudulent, Investigation Finds

A bombshell investigation into the 2020 election has found that 20 percent of the mail-in ballots cast in the presidential race were fraudulent. The shocking discovery was unearthed in a probe by The Heartland Insitute. The nonprofit think tank worked with Rasmussen to compile data from voters who cast ballots…

Trump: New Pandemic Will Be Launched to Rig 2024 Election

President Donald Trump has issued a critical warning about the looming November presidential election. Trump has published a video message in which he warns that the Democrats are planning to unleash a new Covid variant in order to bring pandemic restrictions back across America. In the video, Trump states that…

Wisconsin Voters Back Election Integrity Ballot Measures Ahead of November

Voters in Wisconsin have approved two Republican-backed election integrity ballot initiatives ahead of the critical November elections. The measures would change how the battleground state runs elections, according to The Associated Press. The swing-state voters considered one measure to ban the private funding of elections. Another cracks down on which individuals…

Montana Supreme Court Rules Four Major Election Security Law Bills Are Unconstitutional

Montana's Supreme Court has just ruled that four major election security bills passed by the state legislature are unconstitutional. In 2021, the Republican-led Montana Legislature passed several election law reform bills that were subsequently challenged by lawsuits from Democrats and Native American groups. Four of those new reform laws were…