Category: vote fraud

Majority of American Voters Rightly Concerned About Vote Fraud

November 24, 2022
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Commentary Watching the news, you’d be led to believe that vote fraud doesn’t exist in the United States. Since the election on Nov. 8, news article after news article has simply dismissed any claims of vote fraud as “baseless” (New York Times and CNN) and “without evidence” (NPR, New York Times, and Washington Post). Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari…

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Vote Fraud and Black Hat Testing

September 8, 2021
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Commentary In the early days of the present century, there was something of a moral panic on the left concerning computerized voting systems. Supposedly, some of these systems were developed by people with known rightwing tendencies, and the software was vulnerable to tampering— undoubtedly by those pesky Russians. It was even suggested that George W….

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America the Outlier: Voter Photo IDs Are the Rule in Europe and Elsewhere

June 3, 2021
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Democrats and much of the media are pushing to make permanent the extraordinary, pandemic-driven measures to relax voting rules during the 2020 elections—warning anew of racist voter “suppression” otherwise. Yet democracies in Europe and elsewhere tell a different story—of the benefits of stricter voter ID requirements after hard lessons learned. A database on voting rules…

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