DOJ Considers Criminal Charges for Election Oversight Failures

DOJ Weighs Criminal Charges Against Election Officials

DOJ Considers Criminal Charges for Election Oversight FailuresAnthony Gonzalez – The U.S. Department of Justice is currently evaluating potential criminal charges against election officials who may compromise the accuracy of vote counts through negligence or poor oversight, according to individuals familiar with the matter.

Sources report that officials working under U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi are assessing legal strategies to ensure accountability among state and local election personnel. The initiative reflects an effort by the Trump administration to enforce stricter standards in election conduct. Continue reading

Ten Points to True Election Integrity

election integritySeth Keshel – Complaints are only useful if they are paired with solutions.  We already know enough about 2020 to make a national case for decertification.  In all truthfulness, we are only able to “stay in our lanes,” which is, interestingly enough, Lesson 2 in my forthcoming book, Ten Veteran Lessons for Every Day.

Staying in our lanes means to not get distracted with the final outcomes when there is still plenty of work to be done by teams, whether they are exposing fraud through analysis or canvassing, arguing in court, or contributing content through the new media.  Keep on the pathway to fixing every problem you encounter.

Here are the Ten Points to True Election Integrity: Continue reading