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  1. "The Mill, a Manchester-based publication, had investigated claims that individuals were encouraged to stand as independent candidates in the St Peter’s ward election in May to split opposition votes and benefit Labour."

    Labour 'dirty tricks?'

    theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/m

    #LocalElections #Manchester #ElectionFraud #UKCrime #UKPol #UKpolitics

  2. 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

  3. 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

  4. 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

  5. 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

  6. 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

  7. "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

  8. "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

  9. "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

  10. "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

  11. "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

  12. "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

  13. "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

  14. "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

  15. "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

  16. "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

  17. The EU Picks Up USAID’s Slack In Funding Foreign Election NGOs Across Europe

    TOPSHOT-FRANCE-EU-POLITICS-VOTE ©(Photo by SEBASTIEN BOZON/AFP via Getty Images) The European Union (EU) is funding nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) accused…
    #Europe #EU #Americanobserver #electionday #electionfraud #electionintegrity #electionobservers #EuropeanUnion #JakeHoffman #theDailyCaller #TheEuropeanUnion #YoungRepublicanNationalFederation
    europesays.com/europe/11282/

  18. US President Donald Trump names Vice President JD Vance Fraud Czar, targets Blue States over taxpayer money theft

    President Donald Trump on Friday said Vice President JD Vance will focus on investigating fraud in Democratic-run states…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #Democraticstates #electionfraud #fraudinvestigation #fraudprobes #investigationfocus #JamesDavidVance #jdvance #partisaninvestigations #politicalclaims #trump #USPolitics #vance #vicepresident #VP
    europesays.com/2893488/

  19. 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

  20. 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

  21. 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

  22. 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

  23. 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

  24. FBI Subpoenas Election Audit Records From 2020 Presidential Race in Arizona

    Critics allege the Trump administration may use the materials to interfere with the 2026 midterms.

    murica.website/2026/03/fbi-sub

  25. FBI Subpoenas Election Audit Records From 2020 Presidential Race in Arizona

    Critics allege the Trump administration may use the materials to interfere with the 2026 midterms.

    murica.website/2026/03/fbi-sub

  26. 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

  27. 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

  28. 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