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Citing overriding federal authority under the Cyber and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), the North Carolina Board of Elections (BOE) has denied a North Carolina House Freedom Caucus (HFC) request to examine voting machines. Chairman of the caucus, Rep. Keith Kidwell (R-Beaufort), told The Epoch Times that although there is a statute that requires state employees to comply with requests for data from the North Carolina General Assembly, Karen Brinson Bell, executive director of the elections board, declined the request to inspect voting equipment used in the November 2020 election in a...

They'll soon have greater control over the levers of the american elections systems. meanwhile mike pence who, of course harks been a regular at conservative conferences for years if not decades, but at an event on friday took a different turn for the former vice president. pence was heckled while delivering a speech at the faith and coalition reform in florida. take a look. >> i want to thank ralph read for those words. i'm deeply humbled by them. he knows the introduction i prefer is a little bit shorter. i'm a christian, conservative, and republican, in that order, and i'm honored to stan...

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell says he hasn't been to his Minnesota home for 2 months over safety concerns, instead moves between 'undisclosed locations' gdean@insider.com (Grace Dean) Lindell has been living in "undisclosed locations" because of safety concerns, he said. The MyPillow CEO said he hadn't been back to his home in Minnesota in two months. He told "The Domenick Nati Show" he has teams investigating "cancel culture," Twitter, Facebook. Popular Searches "I absolutely move around to undisclosed locations," he said. "I haven't been back to Minnesota, and anybody out there ...

Stark County commissioners reject Dominion voting machine purchase CANTON  The Stark County commissioners voted unanimously Wednesday afternoon to reject funding the purchase of 1,450 new Dominion touch-screen voting machines. Commissioners Bill Smith, Richard Regula and Janet Weir Creighton, all Republicans, voted against accepting a recommendation by the Stark County Board of Elections to fund the purchase. None of them commented during the teleconference meeting. All of them said from December to February that dozens to hundreds of Trump's supporters in Stark County contacted the commis...

Stark County commissioners expect to make a decision by March 15 on whether to approve buying Dominion voting machines for the general election in November, said Commissioner Bill Smith. A vote could take place on Wednesday at the three-member board's weekly teleconference meeting, he said. It would be up to Stark County Administrator Brant Luther by Tuesday whether to put the item on the Wednesday agenda. Smith said he has not yet decided if he'll vote to approve the purchase. Commissioners have met a few times in closed-door sessions to discuss the purchase of public property and met wi...