Election Integrity

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

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.

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

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

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

Since the center's release, fears have emerged that the group will merely serve as a censorship organization against political discourse that runs contrary to the government's interests.

The lawsuit, filed on behalf of Health Freedom Louisiana co-director Jill Hines and The Gateway Pundit news site founder Jim Hoft, reads, "This case challenges probably the largest mass-surveillance and mass-censorship program in American history."

"None of those audits can catch the type of improper election management that happened in 2020," says director of The Amistad Project Phill Kline.

A survey from Rasmussen Reports found that 60% of likely U.S. voters believe it is likely that last year's midterms were affected by cheating.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed a measure on March 8 to strengthen an existing ban on private dollars funding election administration in his state.