Tag: 2020 presidential election

Florida is investigating if ineligible felons convicted of murder and sex crimes voted in the 2020 Presidential Election.

Florida Investigating 2020 Presidential Election Allegations of Votes Cast by Ineligible Felons

Several voter fraud probes are underway in various Florida counties amidst a legal tug of war surrounding the participation of dozens of ineligible offenders in the 2020 Presidential Election. The flagged group involves convicted felons...

A Federal Judge deferred the release of a confidential report from an analysis of Georgia's use of Dominion Voting Systems' election hardware.

Federal Judge Defers Release of Secretive Report on Georgia’s Dominion Voting Machines

On Jan. 31, a federal judge tarried on releasing a confidential report analyzing the integrity of Georgia’s voting machines amidst a lawsuit against a flip-flopping state official. Both Georgia election officials and plaintiffs in a...

Joe Biden spent 27 percent, or 95 his first 348 days in office as President, on vacation despite numerous crises besetting America.

95: The Number of Days Joe Biden Spent on Vacation During His First Year as President

U.S. President Joe Biden has spent 95 his first 348 days in office on vacation, amounting to 27 percent of a term beleaguered by major crises plaguing American such as the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)...

The U.S. Supreme Court is seen in Washington, D.C. on July 1, 2021. The High Court overturned a Ninth Circuit Federal Court of Appeals ruling that said Arizona’s election integrity laws were racially discriminatory.

Supreme Court Upholds Arizona Election Integrity Laws 6-3

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld certain voting restrictions in the State of Arizona, overturning a ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals that found certain voter integrity laws were racially prejudicial. According to the...

Democrats in the House recently blocked Republican efforts to pass an election reform bill. A voter’s ballot is shown being stamped by a poll worker before getting sent to a ballot drop off location on October 13, 2020 in Austin, Texas.

Texas Republicans Pass Election Reform Bill in Senate, Democrats Block Bill in House

Senate Bill 7, a sweeping election reform bill, was recently passed by the Senate with the help of widespread Republican backing. However, the bill failed to pass the House when Democrats walked out of the...

The Windham election audit has uncovered evidence that voting machines used across the country are unreliable. Four audited machines were sold by Accuvote, which is closely tied to Dominion Voting Systems.

Windham Election Audit Reveals Discrepancies in House of Representatives Vote Tallies

On May 11, a three-person team in the town of Windham, New Hampshire, began auditing results of the 2020 general election and Rockingham County District 7 House of Representatives race, as well as votes cast...

A voter leaves with their dog Lilly, after casting their vote at a polling station in Church in Brighton as Britain holds a general election on December 12, 2019. The UK is pushing ahead with election reform laws, facing the same pushback from leftists as seen in the United States.

UK Faces Same Leftist Pushback on Election Reform Laws as Seen in United States

The British government is moving ahead with its plan to pass an election integrity bill that will mandate voters show photo identification before they’re given access to a ballot at a polling station during an...

Representative Elise Stefanik (R-NY) smiles as she arrives to vote for the new Republican conference chairperson at the US Capitol in Washington, DC on May 14, 2021. With a 134 to 46 vote, she was selected as the new conference chair.

House Members Ousted Liz Cheney as GOP Leader, Replaced With Elise Stefanik

Republican Representative Liz Cheney has been removed from the House Republican Conference chair position following a voice vote in a closed-door meeting in the House basement. In an interview with The Epoch Times on May...

Robert Mueller, former head of the FBI, briefs the media at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, 30 January 2008, after talks with the Chinese Communist Party. Mueller lauded the Party’s “anti-terrorism measures,” which cracked down on persecuted groups, democracy protestors, and people of spiritual faith, installed ahead of the 2008 Summer Olympics.

‘This is Where the USSR got Formed’: Alaskan Couple Mistakenly Targeted in FBI Search for Pelosi’s Laptop

A small town Alaskan couple is concerned about the future of the United States after the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided their home in search of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s stolen laptop, but came up...

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis meets with fans during Day One of The Walker Cup at Seminole Golf Club on May 8, 2021 in Juno Beach, Florida. DeSantis signed the SB90 election reform bill into law on May 6, excluding all media except for the Fox & Friends morning show. Fox says DeSantis blindsided producers with the decision when he signed the bill during what was an otherwise regularly scheduled interview.

DeSantis Excludes All Media Except Fox at Election Reform Bill Signing

Florida continues to be the vanguard in legislative reform after a new election integrity bill was signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis on May 6. The signing event was unique in that all news...

Arizona Judge to Maricopa County: ‘Hand Over Election Ballots to Senate’

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Timothy Thomason has instructed the county to transfer around 2.1 million ballots from the 2020 presidential election to the state Senate and allow an audit of its election equipment. The...

Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas was joined by Justices Neil Gorsuch and Samuel Alito in dissenting the High Court's decision to not hear a legal challenge to Pennsylvania's Mail-in Ballot Deadline Extension in the 2020 Presidential Election

Supreme Court Throws Out Pennsylvania Mail-in Ballot Deadline Extension Challenge

The U.S. Supreme Court has thrown out a Republican Party appeal against a Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision that usurped the provisions of the state legislature by allowing the counting of mail-in ballots up to three...