Legislative Topic: Election Integrity

Firing of Milwaukee Election Official Highlights Wisconsin as Epicenter of Election Shenanigans

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The firing of a Milwaukee election official this week after she sent military ballots to a state representative highlights another election vulnerability in Wisconsin, where a rash of election administration irregularities and legal breaches have been exposed since 2020. During a press conference on Thursday, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson announced that Kimberly Zapata, deputy director of the Milwaukee Election … Continued

More than 200 Votes Cast in Wrong Nashville Races

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After a lengthy redistricting battle this year, more than 200 voters cast ballots in the wrong districts at the state or federal level, according to several reports. “Nothing can be done,” Davidson County Election Administrator Jeff Roberts said. “If you think about it, we voted 45,000-plus people early voting. I don’t know which ballots they are. … Continued

Judge Hoyt: The Most Biased Civil Case Ever Tried?

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An in-depth look into the apparent bias against True The Vote by Judge Hoyt in a Civil Hearing. On Monday, True The Vote’s Catherine Engelbrecht and Gregg Phillips were taken into custody after a Contempt Hearing in the Konnech v True The Vote defamation case, which after reading the transcripts, had very little to do with defamation … Continued

Michigan Supreme Court Reinstates Jocelyn Bensons Election Guidance Manual

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The Michigan Supreme Court on Thursday allowed local election clerks to use new poll challenger guidelines issued by Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson in the form of a manual, which a judge had previously found to violate the law. The high court’s ruling temporarily stops an Oct. 20 ruling by a Michigan Court of Claims judge that found Benson, a Democrat, … Continued

RNC Wins Wisconsin Election Lawsuit

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A Wisconsin judge on Wednesday granted the Republican National Committee’s request for a temporary injunction ordering the county clerk to stop violating state laws that permit the public’s right to observe the election and voting process, including during in-person absentee voting,the RNC announced. Early voting in Wisconsin started on October 25, according to the Milwaukee … Continued

President Trump Sues New York Attorney General Letitia James

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President Trump Wednesday evening announced he is suing New York Attorney General Letitia James. “Today, I filed a lawsuit in Florida State Circuit Court against the corrupt Attorney General of New York State, Letitia “Peekaboo” James. New York State is one of the most crime-ridden places on earth with murders, robberies, drug deals, and every … Continued

Judge orders True the Vote leaders detained for contempt of court

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U.S. district judge on Monday ordered that two leaders of a conservative election integrity watchdog organization be detained for a day following their failure to comply with a court mandate to hand over evidence as part of their legal battle with Konnech, a Michigan-based firm that provides poll watcher management software to election offices. After … Continued

Early Voting and Mail Ballot Turnouts Point to 2020 Replay

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Nationwide early voting and vote-by-mail turnout trends for the 2022 midterm election reflect a pattern similar to that of the pandemic-skewered 2020 election.  As a result, it may take several days after polls close on Nov. 8 for results to be confirmed in several key battleground states, including Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan. In-person early voting periods and … Continued

Katie Hobbs New Voter Registration Error Affects Up To 6,000 Arizona Voters – Approximately 1,000 Receive Mail Ballot WITHOUT Local Races

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Katie Hobbs has announced that her office made an “error” in the November 8 General Election, which removed local and state races from some voters’ ballots. As many as 6,000 voters were incorrectly flagged as not having proof of citizenship on file, designating them as federal-only voters who may receive a federal-only ballot. Federal-only ballots … Continued

Election Software CEO Surrenders to LA Authorities; Prosecutors Allege Massive Data Breach

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Los Angeles prosecutors on Oct. 14 accused the CEO of a Michigan-based election software company of involvement in a “massive” data breach affecting at least a thousand victims, including minors. Eugene Yu, 64, who heads Konnech, a company that provides software to electoral districts for the management of poll workers, was charged with the felony crime of embezzlement of … Continued

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