The Republicans have finally started taking voting integrity seriously, but there’s still a long way to go before we get to honest elections, if we ever do. From Elizabeth Nickson at elizabethnickson.substack.com:
State voting rolls hold between 10% and 20% of ineligible, certainly fraudulent “registered” voters. In swing states, where the vote is carried by 1%, we are looking at the principal vulnerability.
Every swing state carries between 200,000 and 300,000 ineligible, non-existent registered voter addresses on their rolls. Do they vote? You bet they do. Pennsylvania? It has 1,250,000 ineligible voters
President Trump was cheated out of a resounding majority in 2024. At least four Senate seats – Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada and Arizona – were stolen from the Republicans. The razor slim majority? Gamed. The flaccidity about the mammoth debt? Deliberate. The polls? Manipulated garbage.
There are countless weaknesses in every voting system in the world. It appears, on the surface, that paper ballots, one day voting, proof of residency and citizenship, virtually nil mail-in and no machines are the obvious fixes. The SAVE Act, which has been passed by Congress twice, and is supported by 87% of Americans, requires proof of citizenship before voting occurs.
A collection of voter integrity groups are touring the States right now, rallying for Senate support of the SAVE act to end in D.C. in a few days, when Congress returns to work.
The Senate has not passed the SAVE act. Twice, despite a R majority, it has fumbled. Why? Cheating benefits both sides. And it benefits the mega-corporations who fund both sides. It benefits local businesses which service the government, who fund local politicians. It benefits the big unions who sell their services to the public sector. In fact often are the public sector.
Trump’s flurry of executive orders demand one-day voting, a sharp reduction in mail-in ballots, and an elimination of voting machines. But who knows if this will happen, despite the announcement below. Democrats will fight it in every county, township and especially, swing city precinct.
How will the CPUSA (D) wing of the UNI win without it?
I voted stickers now available in the dumpster at their true value.