Election Integrity

Alabama Republican Faces Voter Fraud Allegations

Madison County Jail documents revealed that Rep. Cole is facing charges related to casting a vote in a location where he was not a registered resident.

New App ‘VotifyNow’ Aims to Strengthen Election Integrity by Tracking Reported Irregularities

In response to rising concerns over election fraud, especially prevalent during the 2016 presidential and 2018 midterm elections, entrepreneur Johnny Vieira introduced an app named VotifyNow.

Trump to Use Indictment as Platform to Challenge 2020 Election Results, Use New Subpoena Power to Call Witnesses

Trump's indictment gives him "an opportunity that he has never had before, which is to have subpoena power since January 6 in a way that can be exercised in federal court."

Rep. Greene’s New Bill Mandates Photo ID and Citizenship Confirmation for D.C. Voters

"Only American citizens should be voting in American elections. That's why I introduced the District of Columbia Voter Identification Act to safeguard election integrity," Greene says.

Texas Makes Election Fraud a Felony

Voting illegally could bring a 20-year sentence.

‘ACE Act’ Overhauls Election System, Addresses Weak Safeguards and Ballot Harvesting Abuse

"Americans must have confidence that our nation’s elections are free and fair," stated Comer in his opening remarks.

House Committee Accuses Stanford’s Internet Observatory of Censoring Free Speech and Refusing Subpoena Compliance

House Judiciary Committee accuses Stanford Internet Observatory of collaborating with social media companies to moderate content based on alleged mis- and disinformation, while demanding full compliance with a subpoena.

Judge Dismisses Republican Kari Lake’s Election Challenge in Arizona Gubernatorial Race

Lake is expected to take her case to the Arizona Supreme Court again.

Thousands of Non-Citizens Found on Voter Rolls

The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) found that tens of thousands of foreign individuals have been found on voter rolls across the country.

Pennsylvania Settles Lawsuit, Purges Nearly 180K ‘Ineligible’ Voters from Rolls

As part of the settlement, Pennsylvania agreed to remove these faulty registrations and pay $15,000 in legal fees to Judicial Watch.

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