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Republicans Finally Prove Election Fraud, Wider Search Needed

A South Dakota man is charged with two felony counts for forging 16 signatures.

Senate Majority Whip Tom Pischke Charged With Election Fraud

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South Dakota Senate Majority Whip Sen. Tom Pischke, R-Dell Rapids, has been charged with two felony counts of filing false or forged instruments, according to court records.

These charges date from an investigation that began March 30 by the Minnehaha County Sheriff’s Office into “potentially fraudulent Republican Precinct Committeeman and Committeewoman Statement forms submitted to the Minnehaha County Auditor’s Office,” according to a press release from the Sheriff’s Office.

Election Tampering

Meanwhile, In Utah

The Utah Republican Party paid a firm $4.3 million to falsify the signatures of dead people.

Understanding the Playbook

The Myth of Voter Fraud

Please consider The Myth of Voter Fraud

Politicians at all levels of government have repeatedly, and falsely, claimed the 2016, 2018, and 2020 elections were marred by large numbers of people voting illegally. However, extensive research reveals that fraud is very rare, voter impersonation is virtually nonexistent, and many instances of alleged fraud are, in fact, mistakes by voters or administrators. The same is true for mail ballots, which are secure and essential to holding a safe election amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Noncitizens are not permitted to vote in state and federal elections. It’s a federal crime for noncitizens to register or vote in federal elections, and it’s a crime under every state’s laws. So it should come as no surprise that every legitimate study ever done on the question shows that voting by noncitizens in state and federal elections is vanishingly rare.

The Brennan Center’s seminal report The Truth About Voter Fraud conclusively demonstrated that most allegations of fraud turn out to be baseless and that most of the few remaining allegations reveal irregularities and other forms of election misconduct. Numerous other studies, including one commissioned by the Trump administration, have reached the same conclusion.

Noncitizen Voting Isn’t Affecting State or Federal Elections — Here’s Why

Also consider Noncitizen Voting Isn’t Affecting State or Federal Elections — Here’s Why

Imagine you’re an undocumented person living in the United States. You’ve come to this country seeking a better life for you and your family. Or maybe your parents brought you here seeking the same when you were a child. You spend your life living in very real fear that you might be noticed by the government and be deported — perhaps to a country you’ve never known. There’s an election coming up, the outcome of which will surely impact your life. But you know you can’t vote because you’re not a citizen. Would you risk everything — your freedom, your life in the United States, your ability to be near your family — just to cast a single ballot?

Of course you wouldn’t. It’s a federal crime for noncitizens to vote in federal elections. It’s also a crime under every state’s laws. In fact, under federal law, you could face up to five years in prison simply for registering to vote. It’s also a deportable offense for noncitizens to register or vote. And sure, people make bad decisions and commit crimes all the time. But this one is different: by committing the crime, you create a government record of your having committed it. In fact, it’s the creation of the government record — the registration form or the ballot cast — that is the crime. So, you’ve not only exposed yourself to prison time and deportation, you’ve put yourself on the government’s radar, and you’ve handed the government the evidence it needs to put you in prison or deport you. All so you could cast one vote. Who would do such a thing?

It should come as no surprise then that in the extremely rare instances when a noncitizen does cast a ballot, it’s usually an accident. Sadly, there have been times when noncitizens are misled by mistaken officials into thinking that they’re eligible — and they can face serious consequences even as a result of a mistake.

But noncitizen voting is simply not a widespread or even a significant occurrence. And it’s already illegal. We don’t need new laws to stop it from happening. If Congress wants to improve our electoral system, it should focus instead on guaranteeing and protecting the freedom to vote for eligible voters.

Massie on Election Fraud / Understanding the Problem

Massie: I think it’s ironic that we control the House, Senate, Supreme Court, and the White House, and we’re yelling ‘election fraud’? I mean, we won all the damn elections.
Reply: The problem isn’t election fraud. It’s the fraud in the White House who can’t accept the truth of an election he loses.

Only in America

Jay and the Americans

Play this it is stunningly perfect.

In Total Agreement with House Speaker Mike Johnson

Johnson: Right now the foundations of America are under violent and unprecedented attack.

Mish: Yes, by Trump

But hey, we will have a new golf course

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Jojo
Jojo
21 days ago

Well isn’t this special!

Pull those blinders off of your eyes libtards. Now, imagine if every county in the USA did a similar review. I wager that the amount of voter fraud discovered would be significant!

Michigan County Clerk Discovers 239 Noncitizens Selected for Jury Duty Over 4-Month Period, With 14 Registered to Vote

By Debra Heine

January 13, 2026

Macomb County Clerk Anthony G. Forlini announced Monday that noncitizens have been appearing in the Michigan county’s jury pool “at an alarming rate” and many of them are registered to vote. The data indicates that many noncitizens have potentially sat on juries and/or illegally voted in elections.

During a press conference in the courthouse jury room in Mount Clemens, MI, Forlini stated that an internal review of the county identified 239 noncitizens selected for jury duty over a four-month period from September 5, 2025, to January 8, 2026.

The jury pool is drawn from the Michigan Secretary of State’s driver’s license database, which does not consistently flag citizenship status, allowing noncitizens—such as lawful permanent residents with green cards—to be included.

Forlini, who is running for Secretary of State, emphasized that noncitizens are ineligible for jury duty under Michigan law.

Upon cross-checking the 239 noncitizens against the state’s Qualified Voter File (QVF), Forlini’s office found that 14 had been registered to vote at some point, with three individuals appearing to have cast ballots, including one who voted multiple times.

This was just one county in Michigan over a four month period.

https://amgreatness.com/2026/01/13/michigan-county-clerk-discovers-239-noncitizens-selected-for-jury-duty-over-4-month-period-with-14-registered-to-vote/

Webej
Webej
21 days ago

The big argument is that election fraud does not change anything.
This assumes the red | blue team perversion of democracy.

US election history is rife with statistical anomalies, but fraud has also been regularly found by courts. Assuming that detection, evidence, and court cases are a minimal proportion of rigging, the problem cannot be peremptorily dismissed.

No other OECD country has this much strife with regard to the simple process of counting. Voting by illegal aliens may be minimal, but in no way proves the point.

US election culture is marred by lack of transparency, audit trails, and controls.
Many countries routinely dismissed as undemocratic in fact have better controls.

But because the US runs on mythology (like the featured song), nothing can actually ever be tackled, just dismissed as not even a thing. Rah rah.

The winner takes all culture that developed in the 19th century for the electoral college lays the foundation for intense pressure points (whether to target electorally or to cheat) where small precincts in swing districts within swing States provide so much leverage that they become obsessions for election teams hired by parties which are, after all, private corporations.

Jojo
Jojo
21 days ago
Reply to  Webej

Agreed!

Jojo
Jojo
21 days ago

Many voices below are criticizing my statement that even one vote can matter and that therefore, ALL accusations of vote fraud should be fully investigated no matter how small the crime might be.

It’s a shame that Mish can’t institute an IQ test before allowing posting but that would eliminate probably 80% of the posters here who couldn’t make the cutoff point.

I did some further investigation using AI. Here is some supporting info for my statement from chatGPT:

Thousands of elections occur each cycle, and many local jurisdictions don’t publish searchable historical archives beyond a few years. Because of that, nobody (including the California Secretary of State) maintains a definitive statewide list of one-vote elections.

I did a preliminary search, and it confirms this. One widely cited analysis found 39 California candidates and 50 California ballot measures that were decided by exactly one vote between 2003 and 2012, but it is not itself a complete statewide database.

And a further article:

Why Every Vote Matters — The Elections Decided By A Single Vote (Or A Little More)

2018

Kevin Entze, a police officer from Washington state, knows it all could have been different.

Entze lost a GOP primary in a state House race by one vote out of more than 11,700 cast. And then he found out that one of his fellow reserve officers forgot to mail in his ballot.

“He left his ballot on his kitchen counter, and it never got sent out,” Entze told Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

That was 16 years ago, but it is stories like that that highlight just how much every vote can matter. And yet the last midterm elections in 2014 saw the lowest voter participation in more than 70 years. Back in 1942, many American voters had a good reason not to vote — they were fighting in World War II.

Back then, many American voters had a good reason not to vote — they were fighting in World War II.

Today, many Americans feel disaffected and disconnected from the system.

“I feel like my voice doesn’t matter,” Megan Davis, 31, of East Providence, R.I., told NPR. “People who suck still are in office, so it doesn’t make a difference.”

But a single vote can make a big difference. In fact, there have been more than a dozen races decided by a single vote or ending in a tie over the last 20 years.

Here’s a look back at some of those and some more of the closest races in U.S. history:

2018: The Democratic primary for Baltimore County executive in July was decided by just 17 votes.

2017: A Virginia House of Delegates race ended in a tie out of more than 23,000 votes cast. The tie was broken by pulling a name, placed in a film canister, out of a bowl. Republican David Yancey was declared the winner. The result was heightened by the fact that the win gave Republicans control of the state House by a single seat.

2016: A Vermont state Senate Democratic primary was determined by a single vote out of more than 7,400 cast.

https://www.cpr.org/2018/11/03/why-every-vote-matters-the-elections-decided-by-a-single-vote-or-a-little-more/

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

You are so aggressively stupid.

Jojo
Jojo
21 days ago
Reply to  El Trumpedo

Your mama doesn’t think so!

JCH1952
JCH1952
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

Total idiocy.

Frosty
Frosty
21 days ago

Trump is a Convicted Felon ~ and he votes by mail…

For the convenance. Yet he wants to take that same right away from people that can’t afford to get to polling places?

Live the hypocrisy!

👉👈

Creamer
Creamer
21 days ago

Every accusation is a confession from this crowd.

Kent
Kent
21 days ago
Reply to  Creamer

Well, think about it, it makes sense politically. If you claim the other side is stealing elections, your nitwit followers will think its only right that you do to. If the other side is weaponizing the DOJ, its only right that you do also. And having a set of followers whose world-view is based on faith, as opposed to critical-thinking, there won’t be any checking to make sure your not just lying about what the other side is doing.

Sentient
Sentient
21 days ago

No one who understands vote fraud contends that large numbers of people voted illegally. They contend that sufficient numbers of invalid ballots were counted in swing states to changed the outcome. This can only happen in populous areas controlled by one party. Those are – by definition – democrat areas. There is no republican area comparable to Philadelphia, Detroit or Milwaukee, since republican-dominated areas are – at most – 65/35 and, more importantly, are sparsely populated. Moreover, the attorneys general and secretaries of state are democrats – the proverbial fox guarding the henhouse. And contrary to the assertions of idiots, no courts in the wake of the 2020 election ruled on the merits of the challenges.

Everybody’s got their mind made up, though, so carry on smugly.

Last edited 21 days ago by Sentient
Creamer
Creamer
21 days ago
Reply to  Sentient

Okay so where’s the proof of that? Any proof at all, a crumb of it on the floor even.

Sentient
Sentient
21 days ago
Reply to  Creamer

That’s like asking where’s the proof that OJ killed Nicole.

Harrold
Harrold
21 days ago
Reply to  Sentient

Forensic evidence included blood matching Simpson and the victims at the crime scene and his home, matching gloves, hair and fiber evidence, and shoe prints from a rare shoe size he wore.

Jon
Jon
21 days ago
Reply to  Harrold

LOL! Sentient won’t get it though.

Sentient
Sentient
21 days ago
Reply to  Jon

Oh, I get it. In the Simpson case, the government supplied the physical evidence. In the 2020 election, the government didn’t even want to find any evidence. All the AG’s and secretaries of state in the swing states were democrats. It doesn’t mean they were in on any hijinx, but they certainly weren’t motivated to investigate irregularities. For those old enough, it’s the Sergeant Schultz approach: “I know nothing. I see nothing”. Ergo, bemoaning the supposed lack of evidence is either disingenuous or credulous.

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  Sentient

– No one who understands vote fraud contends that large numbers of people voted illegally. > Correct, as that was not the case at all. That would also be much easier and much faster to prove. Why go that route then, and they didn’t.
– They contend that sufficient numbers of invalid ballots were counted in swing states to changed the outcome. > Correct, as that was the case. That has been proven many times over, via mail in ballots and ballot drop box surveillance. Getting hands on any of those suspect ballots has been, let’s say, not even remotely available as yet (i.e. after the election) of all the ballots, those seem to be lost, still getting counted, in a private holding area etc. Everywhere but findable and counted!!!
– This can only happen in populous areas controlled by one party. Those are by definition democrat areas. > Correct once again… There is no republican area comparable to Philadelphia, Detroit or Milwaukee, since republican-dominated areas are at most 65/35 and, more importantly are sparsely populated.
– Moreover, the attorneys general and secretaries of state are democrats – the proverbial fox guarding the henhouse. > Disgusting isn’t it? RINO’s are the other big problem. – And contrary to the assertions of idiots, no courts in the wake of the 2020 election ruled on the merits of the challenges. > I can tell your not surprised, and why would you be?

Jojo
Jojo
21 days ago
Reply to  Sentient

Wow! A solid, intelligent comment. Thumbs up.

Flavia
Flavia
21 days ago

I am surprised that Trump hasn’t focused on “low voter turnout”.
Then he could write exec orders, requiring Americans to vote.

Arthur Orwell
Arthur Orwell
21 days ago
Reply to  Flavia

In Australia, we do have compulsory voting. It doesn’t seem to make much difference. Democracy is an unworkable committee, as Joseph Schumpeter said. The priests (people who live by deception – journalists, teachers, and judges) are just too smart for the rest of us. They study our emotions and know our weaknesses and blind spots.

No system of government seems to be stable in the long run. However, knowledge does advance. What we all need to learn now is that government is inevitably a coalition between groups of priests (who live by deception) and groups of soldiers (who live by force and the threat of force). Among us in the West, the priests have dominated the partnership since the decline of the feudal monarchies, kings being descended from successful soldiers.

Machiavelli exposed the tricks of the soldiers five hundred years ago. A better writer than me is needed to expose the tricks of the priests.

Mario
Mario
21 days ago

“Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the vote decide everything.”

I lived in USSR and now in USA. I can swear it’s absolutely true in both countries!

Rogerroger
Rogerroger
21 days ago
Reply to  Mario

Have to disagree. Those who decide who runs for election controls the whole system. By the time it gets to gerrymandering / false claims and the need for mass voter fraud or suppression of votes have lost control of the system.

David Heartland
David Heartland
21 days ago

Should we get to the REAL problem: POLITICIAN FRAUD, post-elections? Post “erection day.”

David Heartland
David Heartland
21 days ago

Blah-blah-blah about an act, Voting, that I will NEVER do again because even if the voters were Robots, the ROBOT POLITICIANS will always break promises. YES, my cynicism runs deep.

Tom
Tom
21 days ago

Civilization, civilized behavior, has an unwritten rule that you don’t challenge/ignore every law you can, like it’s a game of GTA, but to stay within the guidelines established.
Trump doesn’t understand that we all drive on the right so we can all get to our destinations. He will jump the curb to get in front of the next guy, just like a lot of piggies on the way to work.

He does better in chaos. The election fraud will become so bad that only he can fix it by stopping elections for the magical two weeks…

Frosty
Frosty
21 days ago
Reply to  Tom

Like the class clown, he thrives on chaos because that way he never has to play by the rules.

Regarding the wider search concept? I suggest looking at the Florida results from the Gore/Bush nightmare. From the limited evidence I have seen that was clear cut fraud by the Republicans.

Jon
Jon
21 days ago
Reply to  Frosty

My father-in-law, a refugee from Castro’s Cuba, and die-hard anti-communist Republican, always committed electoral fraud. He always filled out his very liberal wife’s mail-in ballot, voting party-line Republican for her. But hey, he’s from the generation who were too weak to stand up for democracy in Cuba, so don’t expect them to stand up for it here.

Last edited 21 days ago by Jon
Stu
Stu
21 days ago

– Republicans Finally Prove Election Fraud.
> The deaf, dumb and blind could have told you this 40 years ago. What an absolute idiotic thing to say. We have had election fraud (both parties) for a long, long time, and that’s what we know to be true. What we don’t know, is how bad it has gotten, how much it has reshaped the landscape erroneously, and how do we fix it, when one party vehemently opposes it, and still cannot explain themselves as to why. We all obviously know why!!!

Tom
Tom
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

To be fair, I have not bothered to look this up during my first cup of coffee, but it feels as though there are more fraud cases perpetrated by/for Republicans than Democrats.

Which is probably all you need to know

Sentient
Sentient
21 days ago
Reply to  Tom

Yeah, I’d go with your feelings and then proclaim it “all you need to know”.

Jon
Jon
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

It has been thoroughly researched by both parties and by multiple independent organizations. It has been determined to be essentially non-existent. The fact that you desperately don’t want to acknowledge that tells us far more about you and your capabilities than anything about the nation’s voting systems.

JCH1952
JCH1952
21 days ago
Reply to  Jon

Exactly.

Neil
Neil
22 days ago

So Jojo, you have found a case of people who are not illegal or non-citizens, and are entitled to vote but who are paid to register (which is illegal I think). Once again not a case of illegals swamping the system (because, as is proven over and over again, that doesn’t happen).

Also, incentivizing poor people to act on their right to vote is not as egregious as the republicans’ falsifying signaturs in Mish’ article I think. You ignored that article though – what do you think of that?

I think it once again shows that the party of fraud is the GOP, and it has been since 2016.

Tom
Tom
21 days ago
Reply to  Neil

I was going to say longer but that’s a different subject. Which party has the greatest record of deceiving the populace in their words and deeds?

It likely hasn’t been the same party over history just like it hasn’t been the same party that is against slavery over history. But in the current generation, post 1960s, this might be a more consistent answer.

Neil
Neil
21 days ago
Reply to  Tom

Yep. The biggest trick the Republicans pulled is making people believe that both parties are equally bad, whereas when it comes to fraud, voter suppression and transferring wealth from poor to rich, it simply is the Republican party that is far worse. There is no ‘uni-party’, but an unpleasant choice between obnoxious (democrats) and anti-democratic thieves (Republicans).

Jojo
Jojo
21 days ago
Reply to  Neil

I think you are full of crap.

Albert
Albert
22 days ago

The idea that noncitizens vote in US elections in significant numbers is so harebrained that you have to wonder why such an obvious lie ever got traction.

Jojo
Jojo
22 days ago
Reply to  Albert

Noncitizens cannot legally vote in FEDERAL and STATE elections but can vote in some local and school elections.

And any talk of “significant numbers” as some sort of metric that makes the crime of violating election laws not worth pursuing is BS when a single vote can change the outcome of an election.

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

Exactly! All it takes is one!!

pokercat
pokercat
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

Please specify any elections since 1850 that have been decided by one vote if there were more than 1000 votes total. Didn’t think so.

Feral Finster
Feral Finster
21 days ago
Reply to  pokercat

For that matter, JoJo and Doug should show us all the elections since 1850 decided by one vote from a non-citizen.

Should be easy, right?

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  Feral Finster

Why? Those have all been determined, but you did make my earlier point about not waiting until afterwards or it’s too late, Loud & Clear, so Thank You for that!!

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  pokercat

Just because something hasn’t happened, doesn’t mean it won’t, and more importantly can’t. You don’t wait until after it happens or it’s too late, in this given situation.

Jojo
Jojo
21 days ago
Reply to  pokercat

There have been elections in CA won by 1 vote. I am sure this has happened elsewhere also. But the number one isn’t some magic number. It might be 3 or 10. Who knows how much fraud is buried in the system.

And I have no idea how to search every election in the entire US for such criteria. Perhaps you do?

JCH1952
JCH1952
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

Bullshit.

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  JCH1952

Nope!

Frosty
Frosty
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

If you hate voter fraud and support the sanctity of the election results. What do you think should be done to Trump for inciting the Jan 6th insurrection to overturn a legitimate, certified by the courts election?

What do you think about his attempts to “Find Votes” to interfere with election results? Trump IS A CONVICTED CRIMINAL!

You and people like you are the liars and election fraud criminals. Fox News should be prosecuted under the RICO statute for organized and intentional false reporting of election fraud.

As a former Republican, I am sick of your entire party of liars, war criminals and sexual predators.

Raj Kumar
Raj Kumar
21 days ago
Reply to  Frosty

This post by Frosty deserves 5 Mishelin stars

Last edited 21 days ago by Raj Kumar
Tom
Tom
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

There he is. The guy who doesn’t think it through.

How many elections have we had where the winner was by a single vote?

You see JoJo, if you do the math you might discover that one fraud in an election where the winner is by 10,000s that one fraud is, actually, insignificant. But no one will know this until all the votes are cast.

In case you didn’t know, you start getting excited about fake elections when the fraud rate is approaching the gap between the yays and nays. But you get picked on a lot in this group because you’re pretty thick headed so I will just assume you didn’t know that. You’re welcome and I hope you use this information well

Jon
Jon
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

There are vastly more fraudulent votes by Republican citizens and leaders than all the illegals combined.

whirlaway
whirlaway
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

Really? Show me two instances (or even ONE) where 1 vote made a difference – in an election with 10,000 or more votes.

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  Albert

– Once again not a case of illegals swamping the system. > it’s been proven beyond doubt, that illegals have been voting. How many is the question still not unanswered. Much has come from mail-in voting. This is hard to prove, as it must happen before they reach the counting stage. That’s the hard part! They mail ballots to everybody automatically in many cases, so who fills them out and turns them in is the part that is sketchy. They have found a lot already, but many States still have not supplied the documents, don’t want to provide the documents, and are fighting like hell not to have to do so. That’s got to tell you something is amiss…

>> It will come out eventually, as they are not going to stop until they get all the information required to do so. Then we will know what actually going on, but until then, some will agree there is fraud, and some won’t. It has been proven, as you stated, in smaller numbers, but 1 IS TOO MANY!! That voids a fare and free election, and with Just One!!!

Jon
Jon
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

“They mail ballots to everybody automatically in many cases,”

This displays a level of ignorance about our great nation that is astouding! They only mail ballots (in every state) to people who are registered to vote! And in order to register to vote you must show that you are a citizen of the USA!

YOU are why we can’t fix Social Security. YOU are why we have endless, unnecessary wars! Because YOU have been so easily brain-washed by extremist right-wing media that you have been lead to believe in problems THAT DON’T EXIST, instead of dealing with issues that effect almost every American.

The rest of us are stuck in a country with people like YOU: relentlessly driving down our country and standard of living out of shear ignorance and inability to understand how to distinguish between truth and propaganda.

JCH1952
JCH1952
21 days ago
Reply to  Jon

It is just astounding how dumb they are.

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  Jon

– They mail ballots to everybody automatically in many cases. > Not so, and the ones they do, are from “Voter Roles” that are older and not 100% reviewed, and more importantly many are dead, or live in other Countries or changed parties, but not on the ones sent out, as they are older roles, that suit the purpose of doing so in the first place. You also realize that votes by everyone, including yourself, and illegals still count once they vote, proven or not later. Again it’s far to late after the fact. Also do you understand what Mail-in Voting means? No ID, No Checks, nothing! Just assumed nothing has changed, including LIfe Itself in many cases…
YOU are why we can’t fix Social Security. YOU are why we have endless, unnecessary wars! Because YOU have been so easily brain-washed by extremist right-wing media that you have been lead to believe in problems THAT DON’T EXIST, instead of dealing with issues that affect almost every American.
I don’t feel I’m stuck with you, but while a voter in our Country, I am going to try and help you.

Last edited 21 days ago by Stu
JCH1952
JCH1952
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

It is answered. The number is not zero, but it might as well be. You’re willing to take away the votes of tens of thousands if US citizens to stop two or three illegals from voting. It is prodigiously stupid. Sort of like the war in Iran, and the tariffs, etc. Your guy is an idiot.

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  JCH1952

I did not say that, you just did however. Show ID and problem solved immediately! That’s all I am offering. A 100% Fix & Assurances of our Voters.
Why so opposed? You want illegal voting I bet. Why else?

Jon
Jon
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

What percentage of IDs are fake? See, nothing is perfect.

CJW
CJW
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

It will come out eventually that you are right? Like in two weeks? So what are you saying? Every election has to be perfect? Most thinking adults would say that if it doesn’t effect the final results then no harm no foul. Prosecute the person responsible and move on.

How do you feel about other types of election fraud like gerrymandering? That likely has a larger impact on whether an election is “fare and free” than voter fraud and scotus has sanctioned it.

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  CJW

Same as SCOTUS does!

whirlaway
whirlaway
21 days ago
Reply to  Albert

Also, I’d say that most noncitizens (not just the MS/Ph.D types, but even those who work as regular laborers in construction, agriculture etc.) are smart enough to realize that it makes no sense to choose between two wings of the Uniparty – and even less sense to take the risk of imprisonment, deportation etc. to do so.

Jojo
Jojo
22 days ago

Real election fraud! You would have to be quite the fool to believe that this was a single instance or that it was confined to only California.

California Woman Federally Charged with Paying Individuals, Including Homeless People on L.A.’s Skid Row, to Register to Vote

Monday, May 18, 2026

For Immediate Release

Office of Public Affairs

A California woman who worked as a longtime signature collector for ballot initiatives has been charged with paying individuals – including homeless people living in the Skid Row area of downtown Los Angeles – to register to vote.

“False registrations undermine Americans’ faith in elections – even more so when payoffs are involved,” said Assistant Attorney General Harmeet K. Dhillon of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division. “This Justice Department is committed to ensuring that all U.S. elections are fair and free from illegal meddling – so that all Americans can accept the results with confidence.”

Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong, of Marina del Rey, California, 64, also known as “Anika,” is charged with one felony count of paying another person to register to vote, a federal charge that carries a maximum penalty of five years in federal prison.

Armstrong has agreed to plead guilty to the charge and is scheduled to make her initial appearance this morning in U.S. District Court in Santa Ana. She is expected to plead guilty in the coming weeks.

According to her plea agreement, for approximately 20 years, Armstrong periodically worked as a “petition circulator.” In that role, she was paid by individuals and entities – known as “coordinators” – to collect voter signatures on official petitions that qualify initiatives, referendums, and recalls for California state ballots. Armstrong drove around the Los Angeles area to find registered voters to sign the petitions.

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/california-woman-federally-charged-paying-individuals-including-homeless-people-las-skid-row

Tenacious D
Tenacious D
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

Right, because the outcome of CA elections is always in play for Republicans. And because state-level elections matter outside of California.

Get some help.

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

Correct once again Jojo. You’re on fire today! CA. Is the blueprint for all to follow. They have “One Party Rule” in CA. And with that said, everybody should know and easily understand, that nearly any type of fraud, and wrongful doing in elections or building bridges etc. it’s all a con to take the money and run!!

Randy
Randy
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

So, just like my home state of Texas? Yep.

Tom
Tom
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

I did not realize that homeless people were illegal aliens. Thanks for the clarification but I do believe you’re full of shit.

But you do make a nice case for why we should have an IQ test before you’re allowed to vote. Horse, elephant, stripey horse…

Jojo
Jojo
21 days ago
Reply to  Tom

I did not realize how big of an efffn idiot you were! 😲

Jon
Jon
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

The article doesn’t mention that she was paying them to register as Republicans. It also doesn’t mention that none of them actually voted.

Jojo
Jojo
22 days ago

Fraud is indeed real in CA! Homeless people have stated that they signed ballot forms while not checking of any needs and gave them to ballot collectors for small payments of $2-$5 or a few cigs.

This is not the first time in recent elections that similar allegations like this have been made and not just in CA either. Any place with a skid row, homeless encampments or non-ESL immigrants is valid fishing grounds.

But without hard, undercover sting type evidence, this is a very difficult crime to prove, which is why it rarely gets prosecuted.

Luckily, the Feds are investigating and perhaps if they put some of the homeless under oath, they can get strong enough evidence to prosecute some of these corrupt ballot collectors. Unfortunately, prosecution that takes years will not fix the tainted vote totals

U.S. attorney’s office in California announces probe into elections

The confirmation of “multiple election fraud investigations” came a day after President Donald Trump criticized the state’s notoriously slow vote-counting process.

June 6, 2026 

By Jeremy Roebuck and Arelis R. Hernández

The Los Angeles U.S. attorney’s office said it has opened “multiple election fraud investigations,” claiming the California election system has “serious structural vulnerabilities.”

First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli, whose office is also attempting to audit the state voter rolls, confirmed the investigation late Friday and vowed to follow the evidence where it leads.

https://archive.ph/TukMg#selection-323.0-723.35

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

– Luckily, the Feds are investigating and perhaps if they put some of the homeless under oath, they can get strong enough evidence to prosecute some of these corrupt ballot collectors.
> An excellent point, and for $5 you can get 1,000 to show up pretty quickly. For another $5 they will squeal like pigs. This will be the cheapest undercover operation EVA,!!

– Unfortunately, prosecution that takes years will not fix the tainted vote totals. > They got away with much of the cheating and what’s been done, I agree, unfortunately. This is why they are going after it this time, full blown and using the SCJ if and when necessary. They have come to realize, it’s possible for them to change things now illegally, and need to stop it now!!

Tom
Tom
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

Again, I was not aware that homeless people in America only consisted of illegal aliens and no one else. You are following the propaganda very well. You’re a good little piggy.

First we have to demonize the homeless so they can’t vote. Then we have to demonize the trans and the LGBTQ. And of course we will have to go after skin color because we can’t have all these black/brown people fucking with our white washed fantasy.

You’re void of any critical thinking and it’s tiring listening to someone with the thought process of a 4 year old.

Jojo
Jojo
21 days ago
Reply to  Tom

I did not write what you wrote. Doofus.

’Lil Mr.
’Lil Mr.
22 days ago

Why do the GOP and MAGA hate America???

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
22 days ago

Here come the trumptard tantrums… best break out the invermectin for the butt rashes.

CaptainCaveman
CaptainCaveman
22 days ago
Reply to  El Trumpedo

Really sad that people like you who can somehow type still believe Ivermectin wouldn’t have saved millions when the evidence was and is overwhelming.

Jojo
Jojo
22 days ago
Reply to  CaptainCaveman

I used it when I had Covid. I recovered. Maybe it helped and maybe it didn’t. [Shrug]

CaptainCaveman
CaptainCaveman
22 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

The mere fact that BOTH Pfizer and Merck rushed to create c-19 treatments that mimicked the way Ivermectin worked…while pushing the politicians to effectively outlaw it and/or push the “horse paste” nonsense is all the evidence one needs (but there’s much more evidence than that).

CaptainCaveman
CaptainCaveman
22 days ago
Reply to  CaptainCaveman

The plain truth is that they didn’t want an effective $3 treatment that no one had a patent for out in circulation.

cambeiu
cambeiu
22 days ago
Reply to  CaptainCaveman

Vaccines are not “treatment” and they work nothing like Ivermectin.

TexasTim65
TexasTim65
21 days ago
Reply to  cambeiu

Correct.

Vaccines you take once and it lasts a lifetime (Polio, Smallpox etc).

Shots are something you need to take repeatedly since they wear out (Tetnus shot, Flu shot, Covid shot).

Calling it a vaccine was a massive mistake when it wasn’t one.

CaptainCaveman
CaptainCaveman
21 days ago
Reply to  TexasTim65

Yes, the “vaccines” were really experimental gene therapies, not vaccines at all. And the treatments made by Pfizer and Merck (Paxlovid and Lagevrio) had nothing to do with those “vaccines” they were medications rushed out to market to emulate what Ivermectin was already doing globally. It’s amazing how many of MISH’s readers are sad big pharma bootlickers, the kind that would get right into the boxcar without asking a single question. I’m not a NASA denier, nor a flat Earther, but I do know that “Covid” was a complete bag of lies and theft (and murder), and there’s no tinfoil involved in having that belief.

CaptainCaveman
CaptainCaveman
21 days ago
Reply to  cambeiu

I am not talking about the vaccines (which weren’t even vaccines btw).

cambeiu
cambeiu
22 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

I used it when I had Covid. 

I am so not surprised by that admission.
Using an antiparasitic medication designed to target intruding multicelular organisms to treat a viral infection is very you.

Jojo
Jojo
21 days ago
Reply to  cambeiu

Maybe it cleared up any parasites I had while I recovered on my own!

Tom
Tom
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

That’s fascinating. I didn’t use any horse paste but I did use toilet paper and that worked pretty well.

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
21 days ago
Reply to  Jojo

The brain damage was subtle, but you definately got a touch of the Fettermans.

Who knows, without Invermectin(tm) you could be even dumber.

Jon L
Jon L
22 days ago
Reply to  CaptainCaveman

Interesting – keen to see the evidence – can you point to it?

Jon
Jon
21 days ago
Reply to  CaptainCaveman

Every real, replicated scientific study has shown that taking ivermectin had no effect on COVID outcomes when adjusted for age, ethnicity and geographic region.

Creamer
Creamer
21 days ago
Reply to  CaptainCaveman

May we see some of it?

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
21 days ago
Reply to  CaptainCaveman

So… did it help with the rash?

Stu
Stu
21 days ago
Reply to  El Trumpedo

– Ivermectin tablets (Stromectol) are an FDA approved medicine for treatment of intestinal worms Strongyloides stercoralis and Onchocerca volvulus. Ivermectin cream 1% (Soolantra) is FDA approved for treatment of rosacea. Ivermectin is not FDA approved to treat COVID-19. Ivermectin tablets are also used off-label for a number of other conditions.

While not yet approved for Covid, which is gone now, it’s a moot point. The fact that it is a worthwhile, and very effective medicine, and used on all sorts of conditions, make it very plausible to be approved after testing is done over time, when needed if Covid flares up again.

cambeiu
cambeiu
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

Several large scale clinical trials (10K+ subjects) were conducted between 2021-2023 in Brazil, UK and USA, with Ivermectin being used to treat COVID-19 patients and none of them found any shred of evidence that this drug for multicellular parasites has any effect on any virus.

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
21 days ago
Reply to  cambeiu

That’s what they want you to think!

Jon
Jon
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

COVID isn’t gone. The strain of COVID that has the highest probability of causing death is gone. That is common for any virus, because dead people can’t spread a virus. In any pandemic, a virus’s evolutionary strategy is to rapidly mutate in a way that minimizes death and increases infection rates. Which is why in the early part of a pandemic, the human strategy needs to be to minimize the chance of infection (masks, distancing, etc…), giving the virus time to mutate away from deadly strains. COVID remains very much a part of our existence today, but due to its less deadly nature, it poses a far smaller risk to humans.

Frosty
Frosty
21 days ago
Reply to  Jon

+100!

The entire ivermectin farce is perfect evidence of the cult like behavior of the MAGA movement.

The funniest part I have heard is that the big ol ivermectin horsey anti-parasite pills contained tracking devices so the MAGA idiots could be followed.

The stupid of MAGA is worth a few chuckles at the very least!

😉

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
21 days ago
Reply to  Frosty

Makes me want to go impersonate a believer on one of their safe spaces, and convince them all that putting one of the big pills up their butt is a safe, inexpensive alternative to Big Viagra.

CaptainCaveman
CaptainCaveman
21 days ago
Reply to  El Trumpedo

Good luck with your thick, clotted up blood, hand crafted and delivered by effectively nameless corporations who give zero f’s whether you survive or not, especially when their billions are coming straight from the taxpayer, no strings attached.

CaptainCaveman
CaptainCaveman
21 days ago
Reply to  Frosty

Except it wasn’t a farce. Congratulations, Big Pharma got you coming and going.

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
21 days ago
Reply to  Stu

You really go to bat for Invermectin… i can tell its a passion of yours.

Maybe you should write a jingle! Something like:

Invermectin is the best
Looks delicious on your vest
Serve it to unwanted guests
Stuff the mattress with the rest

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