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A multitude of people have reportedly been scrubbed from Oregon's voter rolls because they did not provide proof of U.S. citizenship when they registered to vote.

On Monday, the state's elections officials said they erased more than 1,200 people from the rolls due to the issue, the Associated Press (AP) reported on Tuesday.

A mother in Pittsburgh is furious after her 17-year-old daughter was pulled out of class and told to register to vote-without her consent.

To make matters worse, the school's staff allegedly pushed a blatant political agenda, suggesting that "if Donald Trump was elected, Black people would be doomed."

This week, a group of citizens, attorneys, investigators, writers, former elected officials, tech entrepreneurs unveiled a powerful technology platform to even up the fight with Leftist NGOs stealing U.S. elections.

Their site, StopBogusBallots.com is an initiative of Common Sense Elections, a PAC applying quantum speed technology, innovative, successful legal strategies, top flight investigative talent - to exposing mail-ballots from nonsensical addresses BEFORE the votes get counted.

Politico on Saturday announced that Democrats were going to focus on the "overseas voters" or UOCAVA votes to seal a victory in 2024.

Politico also regurgitated the completely fraudulent figure that there are 1.6 million UOCAVA voters from swing states in this year's election - a completely dishonest number.

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."