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In a big win today, the Georgia State Election Board passed Resolution 181-1-12-.12 by a 3-2 count. The resolution simply requires the hand counting of physical paper ballots at the precinct level to ensure it matches the total reported by the tabulators. This does not involve a hand-count tabulation of the vote totals but rather simply the total number of physical ballots cast at that particular precinct.

This is a welcome rule in Georgia after several issues arose during a municipal election in Tennessee in 2021. There is ample evidence that the same issues discovered in Tennessee may have plagued the Georgia 2020 General Election.

When Governor Tim Walz signed the Minnesota automatic voter registration bill into law in May 2023, most people assumed it would only allow eligible U.S. citizens to be automatically registered to vote. They were wrong.

U.S. citizenship is an eligibility requirement to vote in Minnesota, according to Article VII Section 1 of the State Constitution.

But now, with the new Minnesota drivers license application form, there are no questions, check boxes, or signed oaths regarding citizenship whatsoever, anywhere; only a paragraph, in the tiniest of print, at the very bottom of the form saying:

"If you provide documentation showing you are not a U.S. citizen at the time of application, no data will be sent to the Office of the Secretary of State."

Ohio's election integrity unit announced on Thursday that it had uncovered a voter fraud scheme that involved Haitians living in the state.

In a press release on Thursday, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose outlined details of the scheme and said he would "aggressively pursue" those involved, including third-party groups and paid canvassers.

Democrats continue to push mail-in voting as a cornerstone of their election strategy despite the glaring evidence that the nation's mail system is failing voters.

State officials across the nation are now ringing the alarm bells over critical mail delivery issues that could lead to massive voter disenfranchisement in the upcoming presidential election.

The Democrats, eager to expand mail-in voting, are conveniently ignoring these glaring problems as if they don't exist. But can Americans trust a voting system where even the simplest task-delivering a ballot-can't be guaranteed?

An undocumented individual has been charged in connection with her fraudulent assumption of a United States citizen's identity and her use of that identity to vote in multiple elections and obtain multiple United States passports, announced U.S. Attorney Prim F. Escalona and Resident Agent in Charge Joseph R. Wysowaty of the U.S. State Department's Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) Atlanta Resident Office.

A nine-count information filed in U.S. District Court charges Angelica Maria Francisco, 42, most recently of Russellville, with false claims of citizenship in connection with voting, false statements in application for a United States passport, use of a United States passport obtained by false statements, and aggravated identity theft.