Kobach in Bitter Republican Primary for Kansas Secretary of State
Brad Cooper writes for the KC Star.
Category Archives: The Voting Wars
Understatement of the Day
“Blogs put your voice in front of the digital world. But Judicial Watch reminds that ‘election fraud is a sensitive issue, and you should have no difficulty getting people to respond.'”
—David Freddoso, Widespread or Not, Stopping Voter Fraud is … Continue reading
“Judge: True the Vote lawsuit not a case of voter fraud”
The latest on #MSSEN.
“Joe Biden: Voter ID laws ‘an attempt to repress minority voting”
“Snap(shot) Decision: Wisconsin Considers Lifting Camera Ban at Polls”
“Black voter turnout exceed white voter turnout, even in states with strict ID laws, pundit claims”
PunditFact says “true:”
Riley said “black voter turnout in 2012 exceeded the rate of white voter turnout, even in the states with the strictest voter ID laws,” despite the Democrats claiming the voter ID laws suppress the black vote.
While… Continue reading
“The clear sin of contracting voter participation”
Gene Nichol has written this oped. And if you are wondering why his bio says that he doesn’t speak for UNC, read this by Matea Gold.
“What exactly is Chris McDaniel doing? Beats me.”
The Fix:
Is there a chance that McDaniel has found a series of smoking guns regarding the runoff vote that he will reveal at some point in the future and, in so doing, invalidate the results? I mean, I… Continue reading
Breaking: U.S. Election Assistance Commission May Be Back with Commissioners Soon
President Obama just announced two nominations for the U.S. Assistance Commission. Matthew Masterson and Christy McCormick are Republican-chosen nominees to join the two nominees from the Democrats, Thomas Hicks and Myrna Perez.
The EAC was created as part of the… Continue reading
“Voter ID’s last stand: let’s finally declare laws what they are – racist on purpose”
“Top Georgia Officials Are Going After Black Leaders Who Organized Voters”
“GOPers Prep For McDaniel Lawsuit To Contest Mississippi Race”
“Obama admin to join voting rights cases in Ohio and Wisconsin”
MSNBC: “It’s not clear from Holder’s comments whether the Justice Department intends simply to file amicus briefs in support of the laws’ challengers, or whether it plans to intervene as a new plaintiff—and assign government lawyers to the cases—as… Continue reading
“Shaun McCutcheon wades into Mississippi race”- Unimpressively
According to Politico, McCutcheon is alleging that thousands of people voted in Democratic primary in #MSSEN then voted in Republican runoff a few weeks later.
But we have seen no proof of that at all yet. Where’s the proof in… Continue reading