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Georgia State Board of Elections stood up to left-wing pressure groups and voted to ensure vote-tallies reconcile before certification. Georgia’s citizens deserve accurate election results. Election Integrity Network commends Georgia’s […]

Just as a bank teller’s cash drawer must reconcile daily, reconciliation of voters to the ballots & to the number of votes is imperative to ensure accurate election results.

EIN’s Michigan Fair Elections Coalition has published a statement of reflection after the attempted assassination of former President Trump on Saturday, July 13th, in Butler, PA. The following statement by […]

** For use by media to be included in any articles or opinion pieces regarding the SAVE Act ** As soon as this Wednesday, July 10th, the House of Representatives brings […]

Election Integrity Network (EIN) and state coalition
partners are calling on secretaries of state and residents to be on the lookout for deceptive tactics
by third-party activists to mine residents’ personally identifiable information (PII).

Summary: This insightful article delves into the recent decision by Wisconsin voters to pass two pivotal constitutional amendments, thereby fortifying the integrity and impartiality of their electoral process. These amendments […]

Summary: This article discusses the reintroduction of HR 14, known as the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, by Democratic senators Warnock, Durbin, and Schumer. This bill aims to […]

Summary: This article discusses a video from the Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) that argues against ranked-choice voting (RCV), asserting that it leads to voter confusion, discarded ballots, and ultimately […]

Summary: This article outlines a lawsuit filed by Judicial Watch on behalf of an Illinois voter and several state-based organizations against the Illinois State Board of Elections and its executive […]

Summary: This article highlights concerns raised by informed citizens about election oversight, as reported by The New York Times. While the Times portrays these citizens as targeting voter rolls, particularly […]

Summary: This article discusses West Virginia Secretary of State Ma Warner’s criticism of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) during a panel discussion. Warner accused CISA of censorship and […]

Summary: This article delves into the curious case of the Missouri GOP-controlled Senate, which recently removed language from a measure, SJR 74, aimed at preventing noncitizens from voting on amendments […]

Summary: This article highlights the conservative pushback against leftist-led get-out-the-vote (GOTV) campaigns on college campuses across the U.S., particularly focusing on developments in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Voter Alliance has filed […]

Summary: Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin is currently facing a decision on whether to veto a Democrat-sponsored bill, SB 606, which would compel Virginia to rejoin the Electronic Registration Information Center […]

Summary: This article highlights the Biden administration’s targeting of popular voting laws, citing Attorney General Merrick Garland’s recent speech in Selma, Alabama, which marked a renewed commitment by the DOJ […]

Summary: This article discusses the Curling v. Raffensperger lawsuit in Georgia, which questions the reliability of the state’s electronic voting machines due to concerns about inaccurate QR codes reflecting voters’ […]

Efforts to repeal ranked-choice voting (RCV) in Alaska are proving confusing, and chaotic — just like RCV itself. But a disturbing question lies just beyond the pro-RCV and anti-election lobby smoke […]

Absentee ballots were first created during the Civil War to allow soldiers to vote and later extended to all military, citizens working or traveling overseas, and those physically unable to […]

In its usual deflective scheme, the left accuses election integrity advocates of ‘voter suppression” so much that it’s become a bit of a “ho hum.” Insulting minority and low-income voters […]

RCV is a skunk at a garden party. No matter who invites it, what it’s wearing, or how many baths it’s had – it still stinks. It confuses voters and […]

After Georgia passed its anti-ZuckBucks legislation last year, election integrity advocates believed that they had fully protected voters from private money corrupting election offices.  But ZuckBucks and Georgia liberals invented […]

Oakland voters went to the polls. Voters and election officials were confused by Ranked Choice Voting. One guy won. Then another guy one. “We’re sorry; we messed up the multiple […]

There’s no denying the dangers of “Rigged Choice Voting” – it has caused confusion among voters and election officials everywhere it’s been tried and leaves a trail of discarded ballots […]

Perhaps the most stinging untruth among the big, huge, whopping lies the left tells about election integrity poll observers is when they falsely accuse observers of being violent actors. Now […]