First aired on November 18, 2022 and Shared by permission from First Right a podcast of the Voter Reference Foundation From the moment polls opened at the large voting centers in Maricopa County on November 8, 2022, until they finally closed that evening, there was nothing resembling a normal election day process in literally half of the voting centers: massive...
President Biden demanded this week that the Senate change its rules to allow for upheaval of the nation’s voting and election laws, making way for those laws to be fundamentally transformed by a 50-50 tied Senate with Vice President Kamala Harris casting the tie-breaking vote. All in the name of Democrats’ fight against “vote suppression”. Fact: There is no vote...
President Biden recently gave an address that included falsehoods about vote security. Instead of campaigning on policy and program, it appears Democrats would rather invent “voter suppression” when minority voting is at its highest and most impactful in our history. The truth is that liberals — through bypassing legislatures and promoting ballot measures that put...
When liberals tell falsehoods about “voter suppression” they tell big ones. Their most disgraceful lies are that minority voters are discriminated against as they were during the national embarrassment that were Jim Crow Laws, and that securing votes for all Americans somehow hurts minority voters. In recent Senate Judiciary testimony, election law attorney Hans von...
Last Saturday, Melanie Mitchell took her family to the “I Am Change Legacy March To the Polls” in downtown Graham, North Carolina, because she felt it was important for her children and mother to stand with their neighbors in the fight for justice and voting rights. “We got together as a community,” Mitchell said of the initial spirit of the...
This coverage is made possible by Votebeat, a nonpartisan reporting project covering local election integrity and voting access. The article is available for reprint under the terms of Votebeat’s republishing policy. Out in a rural stretch of Texas northwest of Houston, Waller County was born of plantations, cotton fields and slavery. More than a century ago...