Working together for integrity in Minnesota's elections
Election Integrity Conference Highlights Polls show that voter confidence in our electoral systems is at an all time low. In the 2020 election, the Covid 19 pandemic was used as justification for last minute electoral procedure changes that did away with a number of anti-fraud measures. Those changes were enacted solely by Democrat officials in several states, without authorization by […]
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Whether or not fraudulent votes corrupted our election systems isn’t even relevant to the immediate problem. It is a crisis of confidence brought about by a small cabal of heavy-handed officials. Over the past three centuries, the United States of America has enjoyed, almost exclusively, peaceful and orderly transfers of power from one administration to the next. In the context […]
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| Voting Should be easy, but Cheating Should be Hard | By Andy Cilek and Kim Crockett – We know you do not want to hear this, but the 2022 midterm elections are right around the corner. Before engaged citizens and lawmakers turn to other matters, it is worth considering the state of election integrity. Like the nation, Minnesota is […]
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Offered as an ostensible solution to social distancing concerns brought about by Covid-19, the national campaign for mail-in ballots should not be confused with current, state-run absentee voting systems. Despite what proponents say, it’s not the same. The Natural Disaster and Emergency Ballot Act of 2020 was authored by two Democrat Senators, including Minnesota’s own Amy Klobuchar. There are many […]
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