Truthfully, we have a long way to go to make our elections secure, but I like what I’m seeing coming out of Georgia. On Monday, Gov. Brian Kemp signed SB 189, a new voting reform bill that mandates the counting and reporting of all absentee ballots on Election Night. The legislation is the latest […]
Wisconsin voters chose Tuesday to approve two Republican sponsored ballot initiatives that ended the use of “Zuckerbucks” in their elections, as well as limited those who may work in elections to government employees. Question 1 created a constitutional amendment that bars election officials from accepting private grants to fund their operations. Question 2 added a […]
The Arizona Republican Party has a new leader after a scandal forced former chair Jeff DeWit to the sidelines. Gina Swoboda was elected at a party meeting after she collected a massive level of support that included former President Donald Trump and U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake. “MASSIVE Victory for The Trump & Lake-Endorsed Election […]
Harvard can’t catch a break. Not that I feel sorry for them. The university is getting what it asked for, good and hard. They look down at the plebs with disgust because, after all, Harvard has all the credentialed smart people, so they can’t complain when others point out that those credentialed and smart people […]
The primary election season is about to start, and the country is just 10 months away from the general election, which will determine control of the White House, Congress, and state and local offices. With the increased use of mail-in ballots and early voting, voters will be returning their ballots weeks, if not months, before […]
One thing I didn’t expect when I started writing at PJ Media is how much of my reportage and analysis would veer into the legal realm. This job has certainly been an eye-opener regarding the extent to which battles in the courts determine our nation’s health and future. The […]
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