Here are the new Indiana laws to know before they take effect July 1
There were 176 new Indiana laws approved this year by the Republican-controlled General Assembly and enacted by Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb, mostly during the month of March.
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There were 176 new Indiana laws approved this year by the Republican-controlled General Assembly and enacted by Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb, mostly during the month of March.
The suitcase that supposedly had fraudulent ballots and at these two cases rolled out from under the table. and i said, no, sir, there is not the case. you can watch that video over and over, there is no case. there is a wield bin where they carry the bouts. and that is how they move ballots around that facility. there is nothing suspicious about that at all. i told them that there was no multiple scanning at the bouts. one part of that allegation is that there are taking one bow and getting it through three or four or five times to rack up votes, presumably for press vice president biden. i t...
Ballots, the allegations that they are taking one ballot and scanning it through three, four, five times to rack up votes for vice president biden. i told him the video did not support that. then he went off on double voting, he said that dead people are voting, indians are getting paid to vote, and he meant people in native american reservations. he said there's lots of fraud going on here. i told him flat out that much of the information he's getting is false and therefore is not supported by the evidence. we looked at the allegations, but they don't pan out. >> mr. barr and his advisors wer...
Instance, this thing from michigan, this report about 68% error rate. reality is, it was only 0.0063% error rate, less than 1 in 15,000. so, the president accepted that. he said, okay, fine, but what about the others? and again, this gets back to the point that there were so many of these allegations that when you gave him the very direct answer on one of them, he wouldn't fight us on it, but he would move to another allegation. so, then i talked a little bit about the pennsylvania truck driver. this is another allegation that had come up. again, he said, okay. and then he said, note, i didn't...
A man is no longer able to vote in the Granite State after pleading guilty to voting twice in the 2016 general election, according to the state attorney general’s office.