New York poll worker confronted by ICE speaks out: ‘I’m even worried more about November’
The New York poll worker who was recently confronted by ICE agents says she’s exploring legal options, in defense of the safety of all poll workers.
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Georgia GOP votes to keep QR code ballots, but adds extra hand recounts
Under the new bill, the Secretary of State is expressly excluded from playing a role in determining Georgia’s future elections infrastructure.
Rep. Mike Collins, Trump-endorsed election denier, clinches Georgia Senate nomination
Rep. Mike Collins (R), a vehement election denier and defender of the Jan. 6 riot, won a key Senate primary runoff election in Georgia.
Trump endorses Rep. Mike Collins, a diehard election denier, in Georgia GOP U.S. Senate runoff
Trump endorses Rep. Mike Collins, a vehement election denier and Jan. 6 riot defender, in the Ga. GOP U.S. Senate runoff.
At Turning Point USA conference, women offer away their right to vote
At the Turning Point USA Women’s Leadership Summit, conservative women speak freely about willingly giving up their right to vote.
ICE agents accessed voter files in Texas and North Carolina
ICE agents were reportedly given access to personal voter files in Forsyth County, North Carolina and Webb County, Texas.
Arizona advances voter ID ballot measure for November
Arizona Republicans passed a ballot measure that would mandate photo ID for voting, even for mail-in and absentee ballots.
L.A. mayoral race voter fraud claim gets debunked – by Trump’s Justice Department
Even Trump’s own handpicked U.S. Attorney is disputing this one claim of voter fraud in L.A.’s mayoral primary.
The Trump Meet the Press interview that spun out of control after he was probed about his ‘rigged elections’ conspiracies
President Donald Trump went ballistic on Meet the Press after he was questioned about spreading claims of rigged elections without evidence.
Postal workers lash out against new USPS rule that helps Trump’s attack on mail-in voting
The American Postal Workers Union says it is “deeply alarmed” about the U.S. Postal Service’s compliance with Trump’s anti-mail voting order.