Election Security
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Oklahoma Resident Faces Federal Counts for Mailing Powder-Laced Envelopes to Election Staff
Federal authorities charged Robin Martin with mailing over 700 threatening letters containing harmless powder and invisible ink to officials across the U.S.
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Westchester Machine Failures Spark Voting Panic in Crucial House Showdown
Westchester ballot machine failures sparked panic in a key House race as un-scanned votes were moved under police escort, threatening control of Congress.
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U.S. Election Officials Brace for Possible Federal Disruption Ahead of Midterms
U.S. election officials are planning for federal disruptions and ICE interference near polling places ahead of the midterms, sparking lawsuits and legal battles.
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Declassified Documents Reveal Over 600,000 Maricopa County Voter Files Hacked, Prosecutors Declined Charges
Declassified documents reveal over 600,000 voter files in Maricopa County were hacked before the 2020 elections, with prosecutors refusing to pursue charges despite an.
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Trump Claims Election Vulnerabilities in Primetime Address, Sparking Pushback
President Trump alleged election system vulnerabilities in a primetime speech, drawing swift pushback from state officials and foreign powers.
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Trump Claims Election Vulnerabilities in Primetime Speech; Documents Released
President Trump delivered a primetime address alleging Chinese interference in the 2020 election and pushing for the stalled SAVE America Act.
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Pelosi Raises Alarm Over Midterm Security and DHS Stability
In an exclusive interview, former Speaker Nancy Pelosi expressed deep apprehension regarding the President’s influence on election integrity and the ongoing deadlock at the Department of Homeland Security.
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Tina Peters’ Lawyer Makes Unprecedented Plea to Trump for State-Level Pardon
Tina Peters’ attorney has directly appealed to President $1, urging an extraordinary pardon for the ex-Mesa County clerk imprisoned on state charges—despite legal experts dismissing the possibility of a presidential pardon in state cases.

