Trump's primetime speech claimed 278,000 noncitizens are registered to vote. It's not true — and Republicans spent years breaking the very tool that could have proven it, so they'd have an excuse to take over your elections.
Steil's bill pairs a weak congressional stock-trading limit with strict new voter ID rules that would gut mail voting and bar student IDs — passed the House 232–198.
The SAVE Act keeps failing in the Senate, so House Republicans are trying to jam Trump's voter-suppression agenda into a budget bill that only needs 51 votes.
He tried to throw out your 2020 votes, spent years overriding what Wisconsin voters decide, and takes his money from corporate giants.
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says election officials could face prison and fines if their states won't hand over voter data and let the feds 'scrub' the rolls — over a fraud problem that barely exists.
On Newsmax, Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville claimed several of his Senate colleagues were elected illegally. He gave no evidence — because there isn't any.
The House Budget Committee approved a resolution to unlock a third party-line budget bill: tens of billions more for the Pentagon and a $10 billion grant program to push states toward the SAVE Act's voter-ID rules.
A federal court twice dismissed a lawsuit — joined by Florida governor candidate Byron Donalds — to overturn the 2020 Census count, calling further arguments futile.
The RNC sued Colorado — one of six states — to block certain American citizens living abroad from voting, arguing residency 'cannot be established by proxy.'
