Voter Fraud
May 10, 2026 — Bill Glahn
Call it the Mod Con. And rhe song remains the same: from the Minneapolis Star Tribune . Klobuchar pitches moderation in governor’s race, rebuffs redistricting push for Minnesota. The Star Tribune reports, U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar declined Friday to embrace Gov. Tim Walz’s suggestion that Minnesota could try to redraw its congressional districts to create an advantage for Democrats if their party wins full control of state government in November.
»
March 17, 2026 — John Hinderaker
The SAVE America Act is going to the Senate floor for debate, which likely will last for several days. That doesn’t mean it will pass, of course: Majority Leader John Thune says he doesn’t have the votes to eliminate the filibuster from Senate rules, a radical step that is opposed by many conservatives, or to impose a “talking filibuster,” as in bygone times. So the bill will be debated, but
»
March 13, 2026 — John Hinderaker
A large majority of Americans want honest elections, and as a result, voter ID consistently polls at 75% or 80% approval. The SAVE Act requires proof of citizenship to register, which is actually something different. Perhaps that why it is a little less popular than generic voter ID proposals, or perhaps it is the campaign that Democrats have waged against it. Nevertheless, a strong majority of Americans favor the SAVE
»
February 22, 2026 — John Hinderaker
New York City is expecting something like two feet of snow, and the city’s government, led by socialist/Communist Zohran Mamdani, is encouraging able-bodied New Yorkers to help shovel the city out after the storm. But only, of course, if they have proper identification: Lefty Mayor Zohran Mamdani opposes requiring ID’s to vote — but mandates no less than five forms of identification in order to shovel snow. The New York
»
February 6, 2026 — John Hinderaker
This week, in addition to the Rita Panahi show, I was on the Rowan Dean Show and Gabriella Power’s Power Hour, all on Sky News Australia. In both cases, the conversations were wide-ranging. With Rowan, I talked about whether ICE should have taken a milder approach in Minnesota; interest rates under Kevin Warsh; negotiating with Iran’s mullahs; isolationism on the American right; and the phone call between Presidents Trump and
»
December 29, 2025 — Bill Glahn
The hits keep coming faster than I can keep up. Your correspondent quoted in this piece from Fox News: Minnesota lets voters ‘vouch’ for up to 8 others as fraud scandals fuel calls for federal crackdown: ‘If you signed as Mickey Mouse, they’re not going to find you,’ said Bill Glahn. Across the nation and spanning the globe: The Baltimore Sun (AP): Homeland Security says a fraud investigation is underway
»
October 17, 2025 — Bill Glahn
From Iowa Public Radio, Jackie Norris ends Senate run in wake of former Des Moines superintendent’s ICE arrest. Norris is the chair of the school board that hired said illegal alien, Ian Roberts of Guyana. IPR reports, Des Moines School Board Chair Jackie Norris is ending her run for the Democratic nomination in next year’s U.S. Senate race in Iowa. The reason? But the arrest of former Superintendent Ian Roberts
»
October 16, 2025 — Bill Glahn
From Fox-40 (Sacramento), An investigation is underway after the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said it discovered nearly 100 ballots during a cleanup at a homeless encampment. According to SCSO, deputies responded to the area of Elder Creek Road and Mayhew Road to abate a homeless camp in the area. When officers arrived at the scene, they found nearly 100 ballots and other election items amongst other mail. Deputies reportedly collected
»
December 15, 2024 — John Hinderaker
There is no doubt that improprieties impacted the 2020 presidential election. Suppression of free speech by social media platforms, Zuckbucks, and above all the concealment of definitive evidence of Joe Biden’s corruption by the Dirty 51 and the press, very likely swung the election to Biden. But how about outright voter fraud? We will never know how extensive the fraud was, since the essence of a successful fraud is that
»
October 31, 2024 — John Hinderaker
Minnesota law dictates that the validity of absentee ballots be evaluated in a bipartisan fashion. The law requires each county and other authority “with responsibility to accept and reject absentee ballots or to administer early voting” to “establish a ballot board.” Ballot boards must consist of election judges. Each party provides the county with a Party List, and county authorities are required to use these Party Lists to recruit election
»
October 18, 2024 — John Hinderaker
A Republican election judge happened by this scene outside the City Hall in Edina, Minnesota, a Democratic stronghold. A vehicle parked with its tailgate open, and its trunk full of boxes of ballots: Do these ballots look secure to you? Photo outside Edina City Hall. @MNSteveSimon @GOPMNCD3 @MNCD5GOP @gop @EdinaMN @EdinaPatch @edinacityman @EdinaPolice @EdinaMag @lizcollin @AlphaNewsMN @Sd46G @SD50DFL @billglahn pic.twitter.com/SF03NMdpXL — SD50MNGOP (@SD50MNGOP) October 18, 2024 A friend writes: Totally
»
October 18, 2024 — John Hinderaker
The State of Florida is trying to remove noncitizens from its voter rolls. Joe Biden’s Department of Justice is fighting that effort, so Florida has gone to court: Florida authorities on Oct. 16 sued the U.S. government, alleging that U.S. officials are illegally refusing to cooperate with Florida’s effort to remove noncitizens from its voter rolls. State law requires state authorities to maintain accurate voter registration records. Federal law requires
»
September 8, 2024 — John Hinderaker
Quite a few years ago, Dick Armey came to town for an event, and I picked him up at an airport in St. Paul. A few moments later we drove past a cemetery, and Armey pointed to it and said, “Democratic Party precinct.” It is an old joke, but still apt. In Minnesota, our legislature has enacted laws that 1) allow illegal immigrants to get drivers’ licenses, and 2) automatically
»
August 8, 2024 — John Hinderaker
Over the last two days, I have spent a lot of time talking to interviewers on the radio, reporters, podcasters, television hosts and others about Tim Walz’s record as Governor of Minnesota. I have focused on Minnesota’s economy, crime, education and sometimes energy, along with the ongoing exodus of citizens out of Minnesota, heading to other states. One topic I haven’t gotten to is voter fraud. As with the other
»
March 6, 2024 — John Hinderaker
Politico reports that Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes (a Democrat, of course) is accelerating an investigation that may lead to prosecutions of people close to President Trump’s 2020 campaign. Which is odd on its face, since the events that are the basis for the investigation happened more than three years ago. Why the sudden hurry? Obviously, Democrats see that Joe Biden is losing, and are throwing the kitchen sink at
»
February 19, 2024 — John Hinderaker
In 1962, there was a Senate race in South Dakota between Republican Joseph Bottum and Democrat George McGovern. The seat was open due to the death of Republican Francis Case. I was just a kid, but I remember that election well. Bottum was the favorite, but in the closing days of the race the Democrats spread a rumor that he was an alcoholic. That ploy may have been crude, but
»
December 31, 2023 — John Hinderaker
Donald Trump has made news by saying, in these Truth posts, that Joe Biden’s illegal open border policy is intended to generate fraudulent votes in the 2024 election: Those posts are classic Trump. Who else in our political history–at least since the first half of the 19th century–has talked that way? No one. But what about Trump’s specific claim that Biden has allowed millions of illegal aliens into the country
»
