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Election official resigns, and the results will likely scare you. in nevada, ten of the state's 17 counties have had clark turnovers since 2020. in pennsylvania, nearly 50 top elected officials have left their posts. but all of this does not mean we should be hopeless. it doesn't mean that local communities and local election officials can't defend themselves. the law is on their side. just today, one of the groups pushing for armed ballot box watchers in arizona, an oath keeper affiliate a group called the lions of liberty, a group with the incredible logo that features lady liberty on a gold...

The lions of liberty, a group with the incredible logo that features lady liberty on a golden cloud flanked by two line heads. the lions of liberty, released what they call an official stand down order. they explained that they have been named in a federal lawsuit. and realizing the consequences of that lawsuit, the lions of liberty have decided to back off. they're in their words, operation drop box is officially closed. there's still plenty of groups that are harassing and up -- voters. all across the country. but there are ways for them to fight back locally. this is mary mccord, a 23 year ...

Today the lions of liberty released what they called an official stand down order. the lines of liberty decided to back off. in their words, operation drop box is officially closed. there is still plenty of other groups planning to harass and intimidate local elections officials and voters. she was the acting serving attorney general. she is a huge deal at the national level as an expert on domestic security issues. this week she gave a talk on elections and public safety. no the to national elections officials, but to the u.s. conference of mayors. mayors. she talked to them about the threats...

A judge Friday refused to bar an activist group from monitoring outdoor ballot boxes in Arizona's largest county, despite fears of voter intimidation saying that to do so could violate the its constitutional rights.

A federal judge has refused to bar a group from monitoring outdoor ballot boxes in Arizona's largest county, saying that to do so could violate its constitutional rights