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  1. Cut her some slack. She's just getting her start as a traitor.

    This is an extremely unusual and lengthy sentence for a first time offender who committed non-violent crimes,” Polis wrote in a clemency letter to Peters.

    Colorado governor commutes sentence of election denier Tina Peters
    theguardian.com/us-news/2026/m

    #uspol #fascism #cronyism #corruption #treason #ElectionFraud #maga #scum

  2. "To the narcotics agents investigating drug smuggling in Puerto Rico prisons, it seemed at first like a typical scheme: associates of an inmate gang sneaking drugs into the prison, gang members distributing them inside and bank records showing the money flowing.

    Then the agents discovered something unusual.

    Leaders of the prison gang known as Los Tiburones, or the Sharks, were selling drugs to inmates not only for money, but for their votes. Specifically, votes for now-Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón, a longtime Republican and supporter of President Donald Trump, investigators found.

    To make sure the inmates — many of whom were addicted — complied, the gang’s leaders threatened violence and to withhold drugs, the investigators learned. Corrections employees in on the plan looked the other way as the gang, formally known as Group 31, ran the enterprise.

    What at first seemed like a routine drug case had turned into something bigger. Puerto Rico, along with just a couple of U.S. states, allows inmates to vote. Puerto Ricans living in the territory can vote in all contests except federal general elections. It is a felony to willfully offer money or gifts in exchange for support at the polls. A conviction carries fines of as much as $250,000 and imprisonment of up to two years.

    Investigators had gathered solid evidence of election fraud implicating both inmates and staff, and they were working toward determining whether González-Colón or her campaign was involved, four people with knowledge of the case told ProPublica. They requested anonymity because they are not authorized to speak publicly about the case."

    propublica.org/article/trump-d

    #USA #PuertoRico GOP #RepublicanParty #ElectionFraud

  3. "Paul Adams, the Dallas County elections administrator, remarked in court last month that the election had taught everyone a lesson: “we do not want any last-minute changes.”

    Unfortunately, the Republican governor of Louisiana said "hold my beer, Texas."

    #Elections #Voting #ElectionFraud #PrimaryElection #Politics #RepublicanDeathCult

    talkingpointsmemo.com/news/dal

  4. GEORGIA ELECTION FRAUD FOUND!

    Georgia Republican Party official voted illegally nine times

    nbcnews.com/politics/politics-

    Brian Pritchard, first vice chairman of the Georgia Republican Party, was fined $5,000 for voting illegally and registering to vote while serving a sentence for a felony.

    #Georgia #BrianPritchard #GRP #ElectionFraud #USPol #Republicans #MAGA #GOP #Trump #politics #press

  5. RE: flipboard.social/@newsguyusa/1

    The office of the Attorney General doesn't have an official "oversight" role for elections but, under the Civil Rights Act of 1960 (designed to make sure black people weren't being discriminated against), that office can demand voter registration records regarding an election within 22 months of it taking place—the period defined by when the person holding those records can destroy them.

    See attached image in my reply to this post. The yellow highlight shows the pertinent section.

    Note that the part highlighted in green means that the Attorney General or representative *must* go to the place where the records are held to access them; this would preclude sending them via e-mail, for example.

    #USPol #ElectionFraud #PamBondi #VoterRegistration

  6. The regime is openly going for it, as anyone with any sense surely realized they would.

    “We have states that I won that show I didn’t win. Now you’re going to see something in Georgia where they were able to get, with a court order, the ballots. You’re going to see some interesting things come out.” -DT

    motherjones.com/politics/2026/

    I've long realized elections in the United States are over. Well, elections as we knew them. (North Korea and Russia have "elections" too.)

    #criminal #election #electionfraud #midterms #election2028 #DC #news #worldnews #America #authoritarianism #destroyingAmerica #breakingnews #states #facism

  7. ⚠️Department of Injustice

    Lawsuits are still in preliminary stages,
    and it’s not yet clear how courtroom battles might play out.

    (For what it’s worth, the Trump administration continues to prove as incompetent as it is malevolent;

    evidently, its lawsuits have been misfiled and bungled at every turn.)

    In the meantime, Democratic state officials in states that have been sued by the DOJ
    have replied with a strongly worded letter requesting more information.

    This might sound a bit limp as far as resistance goes,
    but it does signify the widespread state refusals that have been vocally backed by lawmakers;

    The 10 secretaries of state who signed the joint letter also used it to criticize contradictory statements by the Trump DOJ and DHS.

    (And even some red states have so far refused to share data.)

    Anticipating worse still to come,
    "All Voting" is working nationwide to educate the public about the administration’s real intentions
    and assert the facts of these complex situations.

    “A lot of this administration’s work is to confuse us,” Ashiya Brown noted.

    The organization is also taking proactive measures to aid communities in real, meaningful ways;

    For instance, Brown cited a direct-aid campaign in the Detroit area
    that covered costs for locals’ ID renewals and replacements,
    in the event that strict proof-of-citizenship laws do arrive.

    “This abuse of power from the current administration is another example of their election lies
    and the ways that they undermine trust in the voting process,”
    Brown said.

    “It puts Americans’ privacy at risk
    — it is another overstep from an administration that we’ve seen overstep a lot.”

    “They’re overstepping their authority without being clear about their plans.

    But their plans are already in a book,
    and it’s called Project 2025,”
    she said with a bitter laugh.

    “We cannot allow it …
    We all need to keep this in mind.
    We’re trying to ring the alarm and let people know how their voices can be heard.”

    #SAVE #AshiyaBrown #AllVotingIsLocal #MassDisenfranchisement #electionfraud

    truthout.org/articles/trump-do

  8. ⚠️The Purge Goes National

    One of the administration’s ultimate aims in obtaining states’ data
    is to use it to create the first-ever national voter database.

    (In the suit against California, no fewer than 17 former DOJ Civil Rights Division lawyers filed a brief attesting to the likelihood of this intent, according to Democracy Docket.)

    A national voter database would become a clearinghouse for discriminatory purges
    and would enable the administration to assemble and point to dubious “evidence” for fraudulent claims.

    An analysis from the Brennan Center describes how a national database would likely be used
    “to further promote false claims about election fraud,
    target political opponents,
    or attempt to force states to remove voters from the rolls,”
    in addition to the privacy risks of cybersecurity breaches.

    With highly suspicious timing,
    the Trump administration has simultaneously been altering what’s known as the
    "Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements", or #SAVE, tool.

    Originally a verification system for immigration status to determine if non-citizens were eligible for benefits,

    it has been “refashioned” by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) into a platform for scrutinizing immigration statuses on the rolls, Stateline reported.

    That may well have consequences beyond elections
    — there are clear indications that voter data would be opened up to all sorts of federal intervention,
    including criminal probes and immigration enforcement inquiries.

    The Trump administration has confirmed that the DOJ is making the roll data available to the DHS.

    (Comparably, a ProPublica investigation found that an agreement had already been reached to allow DHS to use private information from the Social Security Administration
    in a very similar way,
    incorporating it into SAVE to hunt for putative illegal voting.)

    #AshiyaBrown #AllVotingIsLocal #MassDisenfranchisement #electionfraud

    truthout.org/articles/trump-do

  9. In addition to the top-down DOJ pressures,
    another significant threat exists in the network of smaller local facilitators and collaborators.

    Ashiya Brown said that “people with positions of power over elections”
    — like Trump-sympathizing electoral officials
    — “those are the individuals we worry about.
    The ones [in states] who agreed to this,
    most of them are working with the current administration.”

    The modern multitude of voter-suppression campaigns and legislation
    — voter ID requirements and citizenship tests,
    roll purges,
    and imposed obstacles like limiting mail-in and early voting
    — evinces a clear motive.

    “In my opinion, it leads back to voters of color.

    We have these documentary
    proof-of-citizenship bills being pushed
    — in Michigan alone,
    this would disenfranchise 700,000 voters,”
    Brown pointed out.

    “Married women, whose last names don’t match their IDs.
    Individuals with low economic status,
    who can’t purchase” a birth certificate or ID.

    “That burden falls on a specific, disenfranchised group of people:
    mostly people of color, and newer citizens as well.”

    #AshiyaBrown #AllVotingIsLocal #MassDisenfranchisement
    #electionfraud
    truthout.org/articles/trump-do

  10. Gaming Canada's Electoral System

    The general elections in Canada are pretty tight. It will be hard for nefarious forces to discredit the elections.

    Here's how nefarious forces could upset Canada's democracy:

    tiereddemocraticgovernance.org

    #tiereddemocraticgovernance
    #canada #electionfraud

  11. . By the logic of this administration if Elon and DOGE illegally accessed data… isn’t he a criminal immigrant and should be deported? #ICE #ElonMusk #ElectionFraud .

  12. One year later, #ElectionFraud is still a thing

    While reading Harris’ #107Days I’m still wondering why she conceded when she did

    “Burke County, Florida DOES NOT EXIST. So why did it get 5 million votes?”

    substack.com/@sgcarney/note/c-