Nov 28, 2023 – Sometime during today’s NC State Board of Election canvass meeting, they will address a HAVA complaint, filed by the NC Audit Force, involving the SBE’s abuse a convenient provision of NC law (NCGS §163-82.4(b)) that gives election officials a seamless way to register as many non-citizen or other illegal voters as needed. The provision in the law is a loophole for people registering to vote claiming NEVER to “have not been issued either a current and valid drivers license or a social security number.” At first, we thought this law conflicted with federal law (42 USC 15483 Sec 303 Sec (a)(5)(A)(ii)) because it says, with only one exception, “an application for voter registrationf for an election for Federal office may not be accepted or processed b y a State unless the …

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Nov 8, 2023 – People who voted in this year’s election cycle may be under the impression that they had to show a  valid photo ID in order to vote and a recent media blitz by credits Speaker of the NC House and soon-to-be-coronated Congressman, Timmy Moore for the voter ID law, but it’s really a fake ID law. In short, the overall problem was that Moore and his lead minion, the now-disgraced David Lewis, sold us the law (SL 2018-144) to create a false sense of security that “we finally got voter ID,” while carefully doing nothing to prevent impersonation fraud. If you’re finding this hard to believe, you can always visit the NC State Board of Elections website, where you’ll find these reassuring words: All voters will be allowed to vote with or …

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. . .  not in North Carolina, according to the NC State Board of Elections. Nov 8, 2023 — By now, many in the election integrity world are buzzing over last night’s news reports that “voting machines forced multiple polling places to turn to emergency paper ballots” after “yes” became “no” and one judicial candidate became another on the ES&S ExpressVoteXL machines. Since ES&S practically owns North Carolina’s business racket, we immediately jumped to find out how many of those exact same machines are being used in North Carolina. In a public information request that, literally, traveled at the speed of light, I tagged the story in the platform formerly known as Twitter (PFKAT) to the NCSBE’s social media team and cc-copied the NC Legislature’s PFKAT page with my quick question: “Hey @NCSBE how many NC …

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Sep 26, 2023 – Beyond keeping it in Legislative hands, we’ve been agnostic on the question of redistricting. By that, I mean we’ve strongly opposed any sort of “nonpartisan” redistricting commissions, but otherwise trust the lawmakers to fight it out in an effective way. Democrats and Republicans will engage in a tug of war over the districts and yes, the Republicans will gain Congressional seats in this process. It may not seem fair, but the reason for that is the Republican dominance in the Legislative races. We view electionintegrity as a nonpartisan issue, but redistricting is highly partisan and I’m writing this post simply to stop some of the highly partisan lies lawmakers will hear during public comments and in “news” reports over this issue. Find Your Voice The House and Senate Redistricting Committees are …

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