Tag: Election Integrity
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The Second Dan Sullivan Probe Just Got Grand Jury Subpoenas
The Justice Department issued new grand jury subpoenas over the second Dan Sullivan, and Gov. Mike Dunleavy ordered a state probe of the Peltola campaign. Here’s what we know five days before Election Day.
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36 Million Have Already Voted. Republicans Can’t Wait for Tuesday.
More than 36 million Americans have already voted, and in states that track party, registered Democrats make up 45% of early voters to about 31% for Republicans. That’s not a result, but it is a warning. Here’s what the early voting numbers really say and why conservatives shouldn’t wait for Election Day.
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California Noncitizen Ballots: DOJ Loses a Race It Started Late
A 2-1 Ninth Circuit panel tossed the DOJ’s emergency bid to set aside mail ballots from 20,000-plus people it calls likely noncitizens, calling the emergency partly self-made. Noncitizen voting is illegal, but election integrity has to be done early and by the book.
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DOJ Flags 400-Plus Noncitizen Voters in Washington. Check Every One.
The Trump DOJ says more than 400 people registered in Washington without U.S. citizenship cast 1,500 votes, and it wants their ballots set aside. Every name deserves a check through due process, and the DOJ owes the public its evidence.
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Alberta Said No to Leaving Canada. It Said Yes to Proving Citizenship.
Albertans voted 75% to stay in Canada, but the strongest result of the Alberta referendum was 58% support for proof of citizenship to vote. Why that matters, why caution on immigration is right, and what America should learn.
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Lula Wins Brazil’s Runoff. The Two-Hour Extension Still Needs Answers.
Lula won a fourth term in Brazil, beating Flávio Bolsonaro about 51.8% to 48.2% after a Supreme Court justice, his former lawyer, extended voting two hours. Here’s what the Brazil election results mean for conservatives.
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Alaska Has a Fake Dan Sullivan Problem. Washington Isn’t the Fix.
The Justice Department sued to block Alaska’s Senate certification if Sen. Dan Sullivan loses because of a same-name spoiler. The stunt is dirty, but states run elections.
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New Hampshire Said No Student IDs at the Polls. The Supreme Court Agreed.
Less than two weeks before Election Day, the Supreme Court sided with New Hampshire. On Thursday, the justices let the state enforce its New Hampshire student ID rule for the Nov. 3 midterms. In short, a college ID card will not get anyone a ballot in the Granite State this fall. The order was brief…
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