Second Arrest in Texas Voter Fraud Case
2/3: The Starr County voter fraud investigation expands as the DA orders a second arrest.
2/3: The Starr County voter fraud investigation expands as the DA orders a second arrest.
1/30: A school district employee in a Texas border county was arrested for allegedly filling out applications on behalf of other voters.
1/25: The ACRU has a federal lawsuit pending against Supervisor Snipes for encouraging vote fraud by not adequately maintaining Broward County's voter registration rolls.
1/18: ACRU’s amicus brief argued that the district court’s demand for a redrawn legislative map was unreasonable.
1/20: A Texas border county district attorney says he is going to crack down on voter fraud and is conducting investigations.
1/19: An investigation into voter fraud is ongoing in Starr County, according to 229th District Attorney Omar Escobar.
1/4: Blaming “a knot of lawsuits” and “a wall of resistance” from Democratic election officials, ACRU Senior Fellow and Policy Board member J. Kenneth Blackwell said President Trump made “the right move” to scrap an advisory council he created to study election fraud in the United States.
Broward County Election Supervisor, Brenda Snipes, is in legal trouble again.
The election supervisor in Florida’s second-most populous county broke the law by destroying ballots cast in last year’s congressional primary involving Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, according to election-law experts across the political spectrum.
A Russell County Circuit Court judge has asked that the District Attorney’s Office and the Alabama Attorney General investigate potential voter fraud in a Phenix City municipal election, according to an order issued late Monday.