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JAMES O’KEEFE STRIKES AGAIN – BIGGEST DROP SINCE ACORN! | The Republic Brief
These “Money Mules” were not wealthy individuals. They were average Americans living in an average house in an average neighborhood. Or at least that is how it would appear. The investigative group observed massive patterns and red flags in the data. One of the biggest flags was that all of these campaign finance mules in Washington State had been making donations to Raphael Warnock in Georgia. Another massive pattern discovered was that these very active donors were all unemployed. It appeared that their full-time job was making donations to Democrat candidates and their campaigns.
Conservative Senators oppose stripping the SAFE Act back to only banning surgeries
“An amendment proposing a ban on gender-affirming surgeries for transgender minors that would have removed provisions related to cross-sex hormones and puberty blockers was uploaded to the Senate website Tuesday during the first day of the filibuster.”
Initiative Petition Reform & Stop the Medical Transitioning of Children
Grassroots activists are working on two big issues in Missouri this coming week. The Missouri State Senate is considering a resolution to reform the Initiative Petition process – SJR 28; and the Republican-controlled Senate will hopefully vote to break a filibuster and pass the SAFE ACT – SB 49 to stop the medical transitioning of our kids.
Miami, Florida had 10,954 registered voters at the Miami-Dade Elections Office.
Miami Dade was a little more sneaky.
They tried to add letters just after the street numbers to hide over 10,000 voters in their Supervisor of Elections building.
Testimony to Arizona Senate Election Committee Reveals Thousands of Misdemeanors Allegedly Committed by Maricopa County in 2022 Election
“She discovered that in August 2020, then-Secretary of State Katie Hobbs implemented a new program that allowed nonprofits to access & change voter registration information online… it would spike massively in the middle of the night & on holidays.”
IT’S NOT OVER YET! Kari Lake is CALLING OUT All The “FUNNY BUSINESS” | Huckabee
The daughter of a teacher and a nurse, Kari Lake grew up in Iowa alongside her eight siblings where she learned the value of a hard day’s work. Fascinated with people’s stories, Kari spent decades in the mainstream news business as anchor of a network affiliate TV station. She left it all behind to try to fix the state she loves. The race was decided by half of a percentage point… Just about 17,000 votes. However, it’s not over yet! Don’t miss this informative interview on Huckabee!
United States Court of Appeals Timothy – King v Gretchen Whitmer
Court Audio: 21-1785 22-1786 22-1787 22-1010 Timothy King v Gretchen Whitmer et al
Action Items for Arizona, Georgia, and Washington State
• Floyd Brown of The Western Journal lays out an action plan for citizens of Arizona
• The Georgia Run-off election for U.S. Senate is December 6th
• Washington Third Congressional District
New York Isn’t a Swing State – But Lee Zeldin Made it One
Perhaps the most striking result on Election Night wasn’t Zeldin’s performance, but instead the scope of Republican gains in the House of Representatives; Republicans flipped four congressional districts (NY-03 and NY-04 on Long Island, and NY-17 and NY-19 in the Hudson Valley), held NY-22 despite the retirement of John Katko, and substantially overperformed in two other high double-digit Biden seats (NY-20 in Albany and NY-25 in Rochester). The new crop of Republican Congressmen includes George Santos (likely the first openly gay Republican to be elected to Congress as a freshman) and Marc Molinaro, whose strong 2018 performance upstate in his own gubernatorial bid predated Zeldin’s improvements. The only Democratic survivor of this near-clean sweep of competitive seats, Pat Ryan, had previously won a special election earlier this year and could well have a strong future in state politics.
Breaking: Ariz. AG Takes Action – Ballots Reported in Black Duffle Bags – Officials Broke Election Laws – State Demands Names
Among the most troubling issues raised in the letter directed to Thomas Liddy with the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office was the apparent co-mingling of ballots in black duffle bags in at least one polling location, which were successfully run through the on-site tabulators with those put in “Door 3” to be sent to the Election Department’s downtown Phoenix tabulation center because they could not be read.
Maricopa County’s Election Dysfunction Was More Widespread Than Officials Said, Memo Claims | The Daily Caller
More Maricopa County voting centers saw tabulator or printer issues than officials had announced, according to a memo by an attorney who observed the election process. “It seems very clear that the printer/tabulator failures on election day at 62.61% of the vote centers observed by 11 roving attorneys, and the resulting long lines at a majority of all vote centers, led to substantial voter suppression,” the memo said.
‘I WILL become governor!’: Arizona GOP hopeful Kari Lake insists she’s still on track to overturn Dem rival’s election win, as AG’s office demands explanation for polling day issues before certifying the result| Daily Mail Online
But in her letter, Wright says: ‘These complaints go beyond pure speculation, but include first-hand witness accounts that raise concerns regarding Maricopa’s lawful compliance with Arizona election law.’
Reports: Maricopa County voters faced election day chaos at 48 percent of locations
The extent of printer and tabulator malfunctions on election day in Arizona’s Maricopa County was much more widespread than reported, according to Rasmussen Reports.
The polling company revealed on Thursday that 48% of all election centers across Arizona’s most populated county had issues with ballot printers and tabulation machines. County election officials had initially reported that 20% of printers and tabulators malfunctioned during in-person voting on Nov. 8.
Printer & Tabulation Errors in Maricopa County
Tweet from Rasmussen Reports
Sen. Lisa Murkowski Takes Narrow Lead over Kelly Tshibaka After More Ballots Counted in Alaska
The latest numbers show Murkowski with a 1,658 vote lead over Tshibaka. At 112,519 votes, Murkowski has 43.3 percent of the total vote, while Tshibaka sits at 42.7 percent with her 110,861 votes.
Michigan Battleground State
Four of Michigan’s 13 Congressional districts are considered competitive. All these candidates can win and help secure a Republican majority in the House – if enough America First voters show up at the polls. High Voter Turnout is the key to winning this election.
Democrat blows whistle on alleged ballot harvesting scheme, Florida opens criminal probe
Former candidate for Orange County commissioner describes widespread vote trafficking operation in Orlando area, authorities see enough evidence to warrant criminal probe.
Arizona’s Kari Lake Cuts Video Endorsements for Tudor Dixon in Michigan, Doug Mastriano in Pennsylvania
Arizona Republican gubernatorial nominee Kari Lake cut a pair of video endorsements for her counterparts in Pennsylvania and Michigan as election day nears.
Michigan, VOTE FOR TUDOR DIXON
Kari Lake’s video endorsing Tudor Dixon.