All data collected by the DMV that identifies noncitizens is shared with ELECT, which uses it to scrub existing voter rolls and remove noncitizens who may have purposefully or accidentally registered to vote. According to data from ELECT, between January 2022 and July...
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Likely Voters in Swing States are very concerned about Vote Fraud, Significant Percentages of Democrats and Liberals Got More than One Ballot in the Mail or Got One for Someone who did not Live at their Address
By large margins, all groups of likely voters in the six swing states (AZ, NV, GA, PA, WI, and MI), with the exception of Democrats and Biden supporters, are concerned about the risk of cheating in the 2024 election (Rasmussen, July 5-12, 2024 of 5,605 likely voters)....
Outside Ballot Box Stuffing Caught on Video in Fulton, Georgia
Citizenship verification in Georgia finds that 1,600 noncitizens attempted to register to vote but were stopped by the verification
As we recently posted, Democrats now openly acknowledge their goal is to give citizenship to all illegal aliens. But, apparently, some can't wait for non-citizens to vote. Secretaries of State Brad Raffensperger (R-GA), Adrian Fontes (D-AZ), and Jocelyn Benson (D-MI)...
Woman found guilty of all 52 charges of voter fraud
A jury has returned a guilty verdict for the trial of Kim Taylor, who was facing dozens of voter fraud charges. Kim Taylor, the wife of Woodbury County Supervisor Jeremy Taylor, was facing 52 total voter-fraud-related charges in federal court. She was found guilty of...
Former Atlantic City politician charged with election fraud using absentee ballots
Craig Callaway, 64, is a sought-after political organizer and operative in and around Atlantic City, known for his ability to deliver large blocks of absentee ballots to election officials that often sway the outcome of elections. But he was arrested Thursday and...
American’s of All Types Strongly Support Government Issued Photo IDs to Vote
One restrictive policy that most Americans (79%) are on board with, however, is requiring photo identification to vote. Nicole Willcoxon and Lydia Saad, "Eight in 10 Americans Favor Early Voting, Photo ID Laws," Gallup, October 14, 2022.
Meeting with the Head of Ecuador’s National Electoral Council, Shiram Diana Atamaint Wamputsar
Dr. John Lott meeting with the head of Ecuador's National Electoral Council, Shiram Diana Atamaint Wamputsar. The meeting was set up because of the large amount of research that Lott has done on rules to prevent vote fraud and measuring vote fraud (here and here)....
At Townhall: Do Absentee and Mail-in Ballots Make It Easier to Pay People for Voting?
Dr. John Lott has another piece up at Townhall. A new Rasmussen Reports survey finds that, among voters who used absentee or mail-in ballots in November 2020, eight percent said they were paid or rewarded for voting. Both Biden and Trump voters claim they got paid for...
Eight Percent of voters who used absentee or mail-in ballots in 2020 admit they were paid or rewarded for voting, Survey
According to PEW Research 46% of American voters in November 2020 voted by absentee or mail-in ballots (58% of Democrats and 32% of Republicans). A new Rasmussen survey has 30% of American voters claiming they voted by absentee or mail-in ballots in that election (36%...
The problem with unattended ballot boxes: Judge orders new Bridgeport, CT Democrat mayoral primary after seeing alleged ballot-stuffing videos
We thought that there weren't any concerns about unattended ballot boxes. A state judge has taken the unusual step of ordering a new Democratic mayoral primary in Connecticut’s largest city to be held after the Nov. 7 general election is completed. The decision comes...
By a 66% to 32% Margin, Voters the outcome of the 2024 presidential election will be affected by cheating
According to a new Rasmussen Reports poll from June 26th to 27th, a majority of Democrats (55%-to-43%), Republicans (80%-to-18%), and Independents (64%-to-33%) think that the outcome of the 2024 presidential election will be affected by cheating. Young people think...