New House report offers recommendations for US states to safeguard election integrity
2020 rule changes 'had a devastating impact on the Nation’s confidence in election administration, leaving the process shrouded in doubt.'
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Articles tagged Mail-in Ballots
America must scrap mail-in ballots, early voting to restore faith in the integrity of our elections
The truth is, confidence in America’s democratic system is fading fast.
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Delaware Supreme Court strikes down mail-in voting as unconstitutional
'This is a win for the rule of law.'
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Arizona activists fail to get ‘abortion rights’ measure on November ballot
Activists failed on pro-abortion ballot question but succeeded on question to expand drop boxes and mail-in ballots.
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Alaska rules out verifying ballot signatures in upcoming mail-only House primary election
Alaska's voter rolls are among the most bloated in the United States.
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Wisconsin audit finds state election commission ignored law in 2020 presidential race
Joe Biden won Wisconsin by just over 20,000 votes; the Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau identified potential issues with more than twice that number of votes.
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Nearly 15 million ballots are unaccounted for from 2020 election: report
'This report reveals the potential for errors and fraud is extremely high with mail ballots and automatic voter registration. Of course, some in Congress are trying to mandate both automatic vote by mail and automatic voter registration.'
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Arizona Republican calls for new election after audit flags tens of thousands of ballots
'Arizona’s electors must not be awarded fraudulently & we need to get this right,' state Sen. Wendy Rogers said.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs ‘toughest election integrity law’ in America
The new law bans the 'harvesting' of mail ballots by activists and requires signature verification via 'wet signatures' physically signed and kept on file, among other things.
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More election fraud charges announced in Illinois, North Carolina
A total of 24 people have been charged in North Carolina and five individuals in Illinois.
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