Fixing HB 100 to Help Find Non-Citizen Voters
What went wrong with HB 100? This bill started out to help concerned patriots identify non-US citizens on NC’s voter rolls… but the House amended it
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Countdown to Evidence Destruction
Raleigh, NC–May 29–While we’re ecstatic with NC SBoE Director Kim Strach’s decision to hire Chuck Stuber, a real criminal fraud investigator with some serious chops, we worry about his shoes.
Continue readingExtensive Report on VIP Research into FL and NC Vote Fraud Released Today
(Raleigh, NC)— MAY 21, 2014—Double voting among Florida and North Carolina (or FLANC) voters appears to be a crime committed equally by both political parties,
Continue readingATP Crushes Buncombe BOE 95-0
[Note: During this past week’s Buncombe BOE battles, yours truly (Jay) went “gonzo” and become part of the news story that earned coverage on WLOS
Continue readingBuncombe BOE Allows False Registration Addresses for 342 Voters
(Asheville, NC) In what they call an “invitation for another chaotic election,” the Voter Integrity Project of North Carolina, today asked Buncombe County election officials to curtail
Continue readingVIP-NC Reports 147 Suspected of “Double Voting” in FL and NC Officials
(Raleigh, NC)— APR 8, 2014—The Voter Integrity Project of North Carolina, today released the results of their year-long research effort that found 5,167 people who
Continue readingObserver Bill of Rights
Problem: We have received numerous reports of Election Observers being abused by Chief Judges at the precincts and would like the Legislature to correct this
Continue readingNOW the media is upset about voter fraud!!! Oh, Crimea river!!
[Note: Please pardon some of the sarcasm in today’s blog, but this is one story you will have a hard time finding on the internet,
Continue readingBuncombe BOE Blunders in Caving to Mob
Playing to a packed room, mostly made of “Progressive” activists from the League of Women Voters, the Buncombe County Board of Elections swiftly moved to short
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