Election Integrity News

For election integrity workers, the “peak of the mountain,” the ultimate goal, is safe, secure, transparent elections with no interference.

Did USAID press its thumb the scales of our elections?  by Patrice Johnson | February 7, 2025 Revised Feb. 8, 2025 Last Saturday,...

Lawyers representing 11 Michigan legislators are battling to keep alive an election-related lawsuit dismissed in April for lack of standing.

The RNC filed two lawsuits against Michigan's Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson, and the judges' gavels came down in favor of the RNC.

Thursday's Court of Appeals decision indicates naysayers would do well to plant their palms to their sides. The court's unanimous decision..

Most of us Americans have taken for granted that the rule of law is a unique commodity. But can we say we understand this precious system?

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

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

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

War on Election Integrity: Attorney Dr. John C. Eastman speaks in Michigan.

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

Michigan man sues SOS to see public election records.

Legislators have constitutional rights.

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

Cartoon by The Authorz Voice, Pen2@voxlx.com HAVA Violation Filed with MI Secretary of State News @ Noon: MFE Coalition Task Force...

By Elizabeth Dallam Ayoub | January 25, 2024 As the Detroit Lions prepare to face off against the San Francisco 49ers, referees are...

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,

Early Voting is the evil twin of mail-in voting. Its proponents promote convenience but never mention the price of that “convenience.”

Royal Oak residents voted—or tried to vote—in Michigan’s Election last month. Then their ballots disappeared into thin air.