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In a guest column, former Congress member Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and former Kentucky secretary of state Trey Grayson bemoan recent threats against poll workers, and call on Republican leaders to oppose the politicization of elections.
© press 'We have no voting machines — at the end of the day, it’s the ballot paper that gets counted' German officials say their elections are "secure" due to the fact that they do not use voting machines, unlike the United States. Dr. Theil said the country's elections are more secure because they do not use voting machines. Deutsche Welle reported: At a press conference on Wednesday flanked by the heads of Germany’s election authority, domestic intelligence agency, the BfV, and cybersecurity agency, the BSI, Seehofer laid out the security threats to Germany’s election and how the ...
Neon Nettle - Swiss Billionaire Pumps Dark Money to Boost Democrats' Election Wishlist - Liberal oligarch Hansjorg Wyss does not hold American citizenship but funds U.S elections
Kentucky passed a pro-voter reform bill that is receiving national acclaim for its content and near-unanimous bipartisan support. Ohio has a chance to do the same.
Print this article Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is running for reelection, but his primary challenger has the support of the most influential man in the party, who just so happens to have it out for him. Raffensperger, 66, will be on the ballot again in 2022, this time running against Republican Rep. Jody Hice as he seeks another term as the Peach State’s secretary, and his campaign will focus on “talking about the rule of law,” he told the Washington Examiner in an interview Wednesday. He became a household name following the 2020 election in which then-President Don...