Three California county supervisors voted to declare election results forced "under duress," while canvass board members in seven Colorado counties voted against election certification.
Let the Games Begin: There are “a lot of the same problems” this year as there were in the 2020 election, election integrity watchdog Phill Kline said.
Poison-pill legislation? Michigan's National Popular Vote legislation -- pushed by the outgoing Democrats -- "would hand all political power to the large urban areas like New York City and Los Angeles, and it would silence the voices of individual states and the people in those states," Patrice Johnson said.
Out of five lawsuits, three have been wins for election integrity advocates and two are ongoing.
In total, 65% of voters said that investigations of election disputes should include forensic ballot audits and 59% of respondents said federal election laws should require paper ballots.
Vigilance may have paid off: “There were fewer problems across the board this year,” Jason Snead said.
“We should put election integrity front and center in Congress and for the American people," Rep. Bryan Steil said.
“The Biden-Harris DOJ is definitely going after states and municipalities who are trying to secure their elections and make sure that elections are not polluted or manipulated by illegal votes,” Cleta Mitchell said.
