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Voters who want to vote in person forced to use Postal Service
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Voters who want to vote in person forced to use Postal Service

Absentee / Mail-in Voting, Early Voting, Front Page, News, Vote Fraud

Voters who want to vote in person forced to use Postal Service

The Republican governor of Missouri signed a law in June allowing people receiving mail-only ballots to return them in person, as some voters prefer dropping off ballots instead of standing in line during COVID. It required signature validation. A liberal group sued, and won at the appeals level. Now people who have thought since June that they could hand drop their votes are subject to the whims and inefficiencies of the US Postal Service.

By ACRU Staff|2020-11-03T15:12:10+00:00November 3rd, 2020|

ACRU’s Professor Walter Williams: The Census is not a tool for vote fraud

Noting the obvious — only US citizens can vote in US elections — ACRU Policy Board Member Walter Williams is concerned that, “counting illegal immigrants in the census undermines (the) fundamental principle that every citizen-voter has an equal voice.” It is indeed a dangerous road. Walter references Hans von Spakovky’s work in his article, and we are grateful to have them both on team ACRU.

By ACRU Staff|2020-11-03T14:50:33+00:00November 3rd, 2020|

ACRU’s von Spakovsky: Media ignores vote fraud because they know it’s real
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ACRU’s von Spakovsky: Media ignores vote fraud because they know it’s real

ACRU Commentary, Election Integrity, OPED, Vote Fraud

ACRU’s von Spakovsky: Media ignores vote fraud because they know it’s real

Writing for The Heritage Foundation, ACRU Policy Advisor Hans von Spakovsky calls out the media for its coverup of a giant problem — vote fraud. With examples past and present, Hans makes the case that the media is deliberately ignoring the truth about fraud and vote theft. He identifies outright lies by the media. “Journalists” may try to wish vote fraud away, but the rest of us know better.

By ACRU Staff|2020-11-03T14:42:03+00:00November 3rd, 2020|

Michigan Governor Whitmer is an executive-level vote fraud activist

With bipartisan support, two vote security measures recently passed the Michigan House and landed on Democrat Governor Whitmer’s desk. She then vetoed these bills - they would make it illegal to request more than one ballot, or to fill out someone else’s ballot without their knowledge. In addition to being a COVID crisis tyrant, she’s a vote fraud enabler. It’s just that simple; and disgraceful.

By ACRU Staff|2020-10-29T01:11:29+00:00October 29th, 2020|

Postal workers at the center of too many discarded ballot stories

It’s all we can do to keep up with all the stories of eagle-eyed citizens finding discarded absentee ballots in trash cans, ditches, and postal worker garages. The latest, from Kentucky, documents over 100 ballots in a dumpster. These are the ballots that were found—what about the ones that are now in a landfill? Not only can your vote be stolen; it can be discarded. Vote in Person!

By ACRU Staff|2020-10-29T01:08:54+00:00October 29th, 2020|

California voter rolls used for unsolicited ballots are a complete mess
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California voter rolls used for unsolicited ballots are a complete mess

Absentee / Mail-in Voting, Automatic Registration, Early Voting, Election Integrity, Front Page, News, Vote Fraud, Voter ID, Voter Roll Maintenance

California voter rolls used for unsolicited ballots are a complete mess

Since liberal Democrat California Governor Gavin Newsom unilaterally decreed that California would be an unsolicited mail ballot state, the state’s non-partisan watchdog, Election Integrity Project, has sent every notice possible short of carrier pigeon to the Governor and his Secretary of State sharing research that shows mail ballots will go to the moved, the deceased, those over 105 years old, with multiple ballots going to thousands of individuals. They tried again this week, and their findings are disturbing.

By ACRU Staff|2020-10-29T01:06:11+00:00October 29th, 2020|

Social media: no equal Tweetment for Conservatives

Section 230 of the Communications Act is being abused by Twitter and Facebook as a shield for censorship as they block conservative content and negative news stories about liberal politicians. The American people can make up their own minds and don’t need censors. The social media blockade of Hunter Biden stories resulted in Congress and the FCC taking a hard look at 230, and its anti-First Amendment unintended consequences. The Senate Judiciary is also issuing subpoenas to social media execs.

By ACRU Staff|2020-10-29T01:04:06+00:00October 29th, 2020|

Liberals should The Second Amendment’s relationship with Constitutionalist jurists Trump’s Supreme Court nominee | TheHill

“Our desperate lack of civic literacy and understanding of the principles of our U.S. Constitution is never greater than when the Second Amendment is involved,” notes Derek Cohen, our colleague at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. In explaining the court’s role in a three-branch system of government, he affirms our right to bear arms as well. We couldn’t have put it any better.

By ACRU Staff|2020-10-29T01:01:22+00:00October 29th, 2020|

The Left is using lawsuits to make it easier to commit vote fraud

The Ohio State University has a “Major Pending Election Cases” tracker that is easy to use with cases posted and explained daily as they are filed and decided. We hear of these cases piecemeal in our own states, but it is only by viewing an on-going database that we can see that these cases are not random, but part of a coordinated effort by the left to attack the fundamentals of our voting safeguards. This is why we encourage all constitutional conservatives to Vote In Person!

By ACRU Staff|2020-10-29T00:55:39+00:00October 29th, 2020|

Frivolous Ballot Cheatin’ Lawsuit Abuse Lists

If you can’t win an election with votes, you use COVID to pretend people can’t vote in person and try to change rules that make it easier to cheat or mishandle ballots. That is exactly what the American left is doing. As of today, there are 300 court cases in 44 states of liberal groups trying to loosen ID requirements, extend voting, create mail-only schemes. You can use this super simple Stanford-MIT case tracker to find out exactly what you need to be against in your state.

By ACRU Staff|2020-10-29T00:58:09+00:00October 29th, 2020|