The New Yorker: The Voter-Fraud Myth
The man who has stoked fear about impostors at the polls. -By Jane Mayer October 29, 2012- Teresa Sharp is fifty-three years old and has lived in a modest single-family…
Protect Our Elections
The man who has stoked fear about impostors at the polls. -By Jane Mayer October 29, 2012- Teresa Sharp is fifty-three years old and has lived in a modest single-family…
Today, we offered a million dollar reward for hard information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone using corrupt or fraudulent means to rig a 2012 federal election so…
-By Dan Froomkin October 25, 2012- Republican officials, who have used hysteria about alleged voter fraud as an excuse to support measures that disproportionately block Democratic voters, are furiously trying…
-By Ari Berman October 23, 2012- Republicans passed new voting restrictions in more than a dozen states since the 2010 election that were purportedly designed to stop voter fraud. Yet,…
-By Dan Whitcomb October 23, 2012- The Supreme Court refused on Tuesday to block a Montana law limiting campaign contributions to candidates for statewide office, leaving the caps in place…
-By Gerry Smith October 22, 2012- For years, researchers have been aware of numerous security flaws in electronic voting machines. They've found ways to hack the machines to swap votes…
-By Gerry Bello and Bob Fitrakis October 22, 2012- The Free Press has previously reported, Scytl, a Barcelona based e-voting company will be counting votes in 26 states. They will…
-By Rick Ungar October 20, 2012- It’s 3:00 a.m. on November 7, 2012. With the painfully close presidential election now down to who wins the battleground state of Ohio, no…