Dan Burdish
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1,837 Washoe Ballots Didn't Count - Don't Let Yours Be Next - Nevada News and Views (opens the original)
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Washoe County's Message to Voters: Quit Waiting and Send It In Got your mail ballot sitting on the kitchen counter? Washoe County wants you to stop staring at it and send it back. The Washoe County Registrar of Voters launched a new campaign today. It's called “Don't Wait, Washoe.” The message is about as simple as it gets. Return your ballot early. In this year's primary, 1,837 mail ballots in Washoe County were postmarked after Election Day. Under Nevada law, that's too late. Those votes didn'
Minnesota Voter Fraud: Indian National Indicted for Lying About Citizenship to Vote in 2024 Election - Nevada News and Views (opens the original)
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He Swore He Was a U.S. Citizen on His Minnesota Voter Certificate. He Wasn't. A federal grand jury in Minnesota has indicted a man for allegedly lying about his citizenship so he could vote in the 2024 presidential election. Mukeshkumar Somabhai Chaudhari, an Indian national, now faces two felony counts tied to that claim. Today, the @CivilRights Division’s Criminal Section obtained a two-count indictment charging a foreign national with falsely representing that he was a U.S. citizen in order t
The Man Who Cracked Down on Voter Fraud in Wyoming Is Headed to DC - Nevada News and Views (opens the original)
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Why Election Integrity Supporters Are Celebrating This Primary Win Wyoming just handed election integrity supporters a big win, and it happened almost overnight. On August 18, Chuck Gray won the Republican primary for Wyoming's only U.S. House seat. He beat eight other candidates in a race that turned out closer than a lot of folks expected. But when the votes were counted, the Associated Press called it for Gray. Now, winning a primary isn't the same as winning the seat. Gray still has to beat
Minnesota's Voting Secret: One Registered Voter Can Vouch for Eight Strangers (opens the original)
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Minnesota's “Vouching” Law Explained By Poll Workers On Election Day James O'Keefe and company went into Minneapolis polling places during the state's primary election dressed in “traditional Muslim attire.” They asked poll workers a simple question. Can a registered voter vouch for someone who isn't registered and has no ID? The answer was yes. “You're the ID,” as one worker put it. Another explains, “If you're all in the same precinct and you are already registered, you can vouch for them as I
Washoe County Keeps Cleaning Its Rolls While Cisco Aguilar Sits on His Hands - Nevada News and Views (opens the original)
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Another Round, Another Win: Washoe County's Voter Roll Maintenance Pays Off. Washoe County's elections office just wrapped up another round of voter roll maintenance. 8,755 registrations got moved to inactive status this month, right before the federal blackout period kicked in on Aug. 5. That's the headline. Here's the backstory. Three years ago, our team at Citizen Outreach and our Pigpen Project couldn't get anyone at Washoe County's elections office to take our data seriously. We flagged bad
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