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Election polls are a waste of time. Especially presidential election polls that reflect a national popular vote, when state-by-state elections are what really matter. Polls that ask who “won” a presidential question and answer show, which is what we have
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Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose yesterday said he has formally referred evidence of suspected election law violations to 20 county prosecutors for review and possible criminal prosecution. He said the referrals were for violations “involving petition forms to grant
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Of more than 1.2 million alleged voter registration violations in Ohio during the November 2022 general election, almost half—42 percent—were collectively from Cuyahoga (Cleveland) and Franklin (Columbus) counties, according to an analysis from United Sovereign Americans (USA). USA examined the
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Alleging more than 1.2 million errors in voter registrations during the 2022 general election, United Sovereign Americans Inc. (USA) and other plaintiffs filed a federal lawsuit last week against Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, state election officials, Ohio Attorney
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An analysis submitted to Ohio Secretary of State (SOS) Frank LaRose alleges more than one million potential voter irregularities on the state’s voter records during the November 2022 mid-term general election. According to the report, “Ohio Election Complaint,” which was
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A company, or at least an employee of a company that has solicited and submitted more than 20,000 voter registrations to the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections through July was accused last month of voter fraud by a member of
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I welcome the presidential campaign of democrat Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Even if he is ultimately exposed as controlled opposition. I doubt that I could ever vote for him, but I am delighted that he is running. That isn’t sarcasm.
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The Shasta County California Board of Supervisors this week voted 3-2 to move to a hand-counted ballot process by March 2024 after terminating a contract with Dominion Voting Systems in January. The vote came during an eight-hour board meeting that
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At the time I was elected president of the Rotary Club of Strongsville, Ohio, the club had about 160 members. About 100 or so usually were in attendance at our weekly breakfast meetings. Our annual elections for club officers and
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Who needs Nan Whaley when Mike DeWine can appoint his own perfectly sane people to positions of power? In November, Mike DeWine will be easily elected to a second and final term as Ohio’s governor. I will not contribute to
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