Election Integrity News

Ten states filed have filed lawsuits challenging President Joe Biden’s 2021 EO on voting rights.

Yesterday, the former commander in chief became the first U.S. president to be convicted of a crime. A jury of 12 found Trump guilty

The GOP-led House passed a bill on Thursday repealing a 2022 Washington D.C. law that allows noncitizens to vote in local elections.

Heritage Foundation Hans A. von Spakovsky testifies before Congress, 10-27% all US aliens registered to vote.

Attorney John Eastman has been disbarred from practicing law in the state of California and in the federal D.C. Circuit Court. Why?

Voter suppression is real—and it’s happening in blue states and ultra-“progressive” cities across America.

When it comes to elections, Precision = follow the laws and procedures and the constitution exactly. Rough estimate = failure.

Two Michigan lawmakers are calling for a state audit of Michigan’s Newcomer Rental Subsidy Program.

Can an impartial, unbiased judicial system name its case "16 False Electors"?

Eleven Michigan Legislators Vow to Appeal to U.S. Supreme Court after Biden-Appointed Judge Dismisses Their Federal Lawsuit.

Attorney Erick Kaardal advises Federalist Society law students.

Director of MI Bureau of Elections Appears to Mislead Election Clerks

A Perfect Storm is brewing: drivers licenses for illegals, noncitizen voting, mail-in ballots, private election funding, biased SOS's.

The possibility of any corruption in our elections strikes deep into the heart of America.

A recent report by Michigan Fair Elections (MFE) provides evidence that that 104,137 more votes were counted than people who voted

By David Howell | February 5, 2024 The following is the account of a voter fraud investigation that was initiated on October 21,...

By Janine Iyer | January 29, 2024 While you were busy working to make ends meet and attending to your life’s daily responsibilities,...

Tune in today for MFE’s weekly Coalition Task Force meeting, January 25 at 12 PM.

Should your government decide who can run for office? If the government follows the rules then no, it can't. If it doesn't follow the rules,

"American elections should be decided by American Citizens. That's it. ....Our constituents are concerned we are losing our country."