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 …
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 …
. . . 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 …
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 …
Good morning, Lawmakers… I hadn’t planned to clutter your inbox, but I want you to know that NC Audit Force leadership has made an excellent point that changes my opinion. It starts with the SBE concerns over the hand counting of ballots. I originally weighed in as agnostic on a certain provision the SBE wanted …
[North Carolina’s veto-proof Republican State Senate recently fast tracked a bill called “No Partisan Advantage in Elections (SB 749)” and sent it over to the veto-proof Republican House. On it’s surface, the bill sounds like an idea everybody could support. . . which is why we’re peeking under the hood to see what’s inside it. This …
Last week’s passage of HB 747 brought an unsatisfying end to the 10-year battle Voter Integrity Project had waged, joined by NC Representative George Cleveland, to enact a law forcing North Carolina’s Clerks of Court to share jury disqualification information with election officials. Far from “spiking the football,” I wanted to take a moment to …
CAUTION: THIS POST CONTAINS MATH AUG 23, 2023 — It’s becoming more and more apparent that the NCSBE has designed a hand-eye process to fool the public into believing they have the ability to detect any real or imagined machine manipulation. One clear indication of said manipulation would involve making sure the marked ballots match …
Aug 9, 2023 — The Left’s panic over HB 772, a bill codifying Poll Observer rights, has been exposed through an alarming propaganda campaign being pushed by Uber-Leftist, Bob Hall. For those new to this arena, Bob Hall is the “retired” Director of a Soros-backed group called, Democracy NC, and he recently socialized a panic-inducing …
[North Carolina’s veto-proof Republican State Senate recently fast tracked a bill called “No Partisan Advantage in Elections (SB 749)” and sent it over to the veto-proof Republican House. On it’s surface, the bill sounds like an idea everybody could support. . . which is why we’re peeking under the hood to see what’s inside it. …
Aug 5, 2023 — Got a fun clip today from Jovan Pulitzer, offering more evidence that Matt Braynard is a fraud and briefly mentioned how Matt stole the Voter Integrity Project branding. Those of us who spend more than a decade keeping the election integrity movement alive before 2020’s election all see through Braynard’s grift, …
[Note: The first part of this 3-part series highlighted some of the good features to NC’s Senate Bill 749, “No Partisan Advantage in Elections (SB 749).” You may view Part 1 by clicking here. After it is posted, you may view Part 3 by clicking here. Today’s post, part 2, deals with some of the dangers …
[North Carolina’s veto-proof Republican State Senate recently fast tracked a bill called “No Partisan Advantage in Elections (SB 749)” and sent it over to the veto-proof Republican House. On it’s surface, the bill sounds like an idea everybody could support. . . which is why we’re going to peek under the hood and see what’s …
[Note: There is an important update to this story, posted here. The issue being debated at the recorded hearing was quietly removed from the affidavit after the public learned how the hearing turned out, but still. . . the following video serves to help the public understand how lawyerly and difficult it can be to …
July 27, 2023 Update: With or without the contested “ignorance excuse,” the Reasonable Exception affidavit is still an invitation to vote without a photo ID. That said, the public outcry over our July 24 post (below) evidently had an impact! Last night, somebody forwarded an email to us dated July 25 (4:53 PM), from an …
June 12, 2023 Saturday’s North Carolina Republican Party state convention made history in more ways than one when it voted by a “standing vote” to censure the state’s senior US Senator, Thom Tillis, with a stunning 67 percent margin, and then reelected Tillis’ main in-state leader, Party Chairman Michael Whatley, by an equally stunning 60 …
