by Emerald Robinson
A number of court rulings and legislative votes happened in the last few days that provided — dare I type the word? — victories for election integrity groups attempting to clean up America’s rigged system before the 2024 election in November.
Allow me to briefly summarize those four stories.
In New Mexico, a judge ruled in favor of an election integrity group — and also rebuked the state’s Democrat election officials for violating public disclosure rules pertaining to its voter rolls.
The new chair of the Arizona Republican Party, Gina Swoboda, also runs an organization called Voter Reference Foundation — which posted New Mexico’s online in 2021. This act so enraged Democrats that Swoboda was harassed and threatened with being prosecuted — and so she was forced to sue to simply be able to follow the law!
Of course, New Mexico’s secretary of state’s office has already announced that it will appeal the order, but it’s still a victory at the moment.
On the same day in Wisconsin, voters approved two amendments to the state’s constitution — making sure that private money to fund elections will be banned and that only election officials can administer elections.
Yes, that is already the law, but the citizens of Wisconsin put those laws into the constitution as well.
Not that Democrats follow the law.
In fact, not a single Democrat state lawmaker voted for the amendments. Every liberal advocacy group opposed the amendments too — including the American Civil Liberties Union.
It didn’t matter in the end.
Wisconsin GOP Chairman Brian Schimming released a statement which said: “Victory! Wisconsin has spoken and the message is clear: elections belong to voters, not out-of-state billionaires. Thanks to the efforts by the Republican Party of Wisconsin and grassroots organizing, Wisconsinites have turned the page on Zuckerbucks and secured our elections from dark money donors.”
Let’s hope that’s true — Democrats were not following the law in 2020, and so there’s no reason to believe that constitutional amendments will deter them in 2024.
Meanwhile, Charlie Kirk led the charge to change Nebraska’s bizarre electoral vote scheme — and it worked.
In less than a day.
On Tuesday, Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen called on state lawmakers to pass measure LB764 to make the state’s electoral votes into a winner-take-all scenario.
The effort suffered a setback late on Wednesday, however, when Nebraska legislators blocked the effort in a procedural vote.
Meanwhile, in Washington DC there’s an ongoing disbarment campaign being conducted by the Biden regime against Trump Administration Assistant Attorney General Jeff Clark. In the middle of that trial, a member of the Fulton County Board of Registrations and Elections named Mark Wingate testified that a series of illegal actions by Fulton County election officials undermined the 2020 election.
According to Wingate, there were more people on Fulton County’s voter rolls than there were eligible voters. He also said that chain of custody documents were not provided by the county — which is illegal.
“How can I trust as a board member to certify this election when I cannot receive even a sampling, anything at all, with regards to chain of custody document?” Wingate said.
Wingate also testified that surveillance tapes of drop boxes where people posted their ballots were also not provided.
In other words, election fraud was real and pervasive in Fulton County.
Needless to say, Democrat judges don’t allow that kind of truth to be told in the kangaroo courts of Washington DC these days. That’s certainly not what Fani Willis wants to see in the public record either.
And let’s not forget Georgia — where the Georgia General Assembly actually passed three election integrity bills last Thursday.
The three bills — SB189, HB974, and HB1207 — ban unverifiable QR-coded voting and also require improved ballot chain of custody procedures to stop ballot fraud. They also mandate visible watermarks on all ballots to stop fake ballots.
On bill, SB189, mandates that all physical ballots are subject to Georgia Open Records law. The bills contain many more details to improve Georgia’s elections.
The bad news? Governor Kemp has thirty days to sign them into law — and nobody in Georgia thinks that Kemp wants secure elections in 2024.
After all, how would President Trump lose the state again to Biden without election fraud?
Finally, a supplemental brief was filed on April 2nd with the Supreme Court in the case of Kari Lake & Mark Finchem vs Adrian Fontes that could be explosive.
Here’s the brief’s main point: Maricopa County officials have been caught making false representations that Maricopa County performed required pre-election logic and accuracy (“L&A”) testing and that Maricopa County used certified and approved voting system software.
These corrupt officials lied twice to the courts.
In addition, there’s fresh new evidence that Dominion Voting Systems equipment violates basic cyber security standards. How? By leaving master cryptographic encryption keys on the machines in plain text, thereby “allowing any malicious actor to take control over the electronic voting machines and the election results—without likely detection.”