Election Integrity News

Presidents Donald Trump and Grover Cleveland share many similarities, including the political circumstances under which they were elected.

By Amy Hawkins | January 20, 2025. Revised Jan. 23, Reprinted with permission from amyjaynehawkins.com It’s a new year, new...

Thursday's Court of Appeals decision indicates naysayers would do well to plant their palms to their sides. The court's unanimous decision..

Yesterday, the former commander in chief became the first U.S. president to be convicted of a crime. A jury of 12 found Trump guilty

Is Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s pet “newcomer program” a funnel system for registering illegal migrants and other noncitizens to vote?

Join us at our Saturday, May 11th Pure Integrity Michigan Elections (PIME) monthly meeting. This month's keynote speaker will be Jason...

Eleven Michigan Legislators Vow to Appeal to U.S. Supreme Court after Biden-Appointed Judge Dismisses Their Federal Lawsuit.

There have been a number of questions about House Bill 7521 - the TikTok Bill.

US Government's Mass Censorship Campaign

Watch this 2-minute video clip. Jocelyn Benson, Mich. Sec. of State, says 6 battleground state SOSs are "coordinating" on partisan basis.

The West’s burgeoning censorship industry and the government funds pouring in.

By Janine Iyer | January 29, 2024 While you were busy working to make ends meet and attending to your life’s daily responsibilities,...

Should your government decide who can run for office? If the government follows the rules then no, it can't. If it doesn't follow the rules,

Early Voting is the evil twin of mail-in voting. Its proponents promote convenience but never mention the price of that “convenience.”

Is the Covid crisis a separate issue from election integrity? In reading Hillsdale's latest Imprimis, striking similarities become apparent

Royal Oak residents voted—or tried to vote—in Michigan’s Election last month. Then their ballots disappeared into thin air.

Policies & procedures. Grievances. Infractions. Employees losing their jobs.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion programs have become deeply rooted in American society, becoming a top priority for corporations, universit

Ensuring clean and accurate voter rolls is not a partisan issue

“I'm Just a Bill,” could be the theme song to describe legislation that the Committee on House Administration approved yesterday.