More than 1.2 million Texans have suspended voter registrations with the November election barely two months away. Here is the record of the two Texas Republicans on the November ballot who have spent years working those voter rolls — and what you can do before the October 5 deadline.
On August 20 in Arundel, Charles told young Republicans he'd call Tom Homan and ask for ICE agents and marshals at Maine polling places. The same day, in Gorham, he told reporters he doesn't know Donald Trump and has never met him.
A federal judge barred the government from changing states' mail-voting rules before November. Ten days later the Postal Service published the rule anyway. On Monday the Supreme Court's conservative majority lifted one of the two injunctions against Trump's order — 71 days before the election. It left the other one standing.
A seven-page Census Bureau report with no named authors and no margin of error says 24,000 noncitizens voted in 2020 — less than 0.019% of the voters it checked. Trump says it proves he won. Experts say the whole result could be statistical noise.
Malliotakis went on Fox News to argue that if New York asks for photo ID at a city grocery program, voting should require ID too. The bill she voted for in February does require photo ID at the polls. It also requires you to appear in person with a passport, or a birth certificate and a photo ID, to register or to re-register after moving or marrying.
Eight days before South Carolina's Senate runoff, Norman told Breitbart his agenda is the SAVE Act, because "if we don't have safe and secure elections we don't have a republic." Five years ago he asked the White House to invoke martial law to stop an election result.
Five days after publicly calling for a peaceful transition, Ralph Norman privately texted Mark Meadows that invoking 'Marshall Law' was the LAST HOPE. Asked on CNN three years later if he regretted it, he said the only thing he regrets is the spelling.
Section III of the Supreme Court brief Austin Scott signed is titled "The Usurpation of Legislative Power in Georgia Produced Unconstitutional Ballots." It names Georgia's own Republican secretary of state as the violator — after three counts and after Georgia's Republican governor said the courts were the only lawful route.
At a Savannah campaign event, a man convicted of two felonies for January 6 asked Georgia's Republican Senate nominee whether Washington owes him money. Collins didn't hesitate — on a question that split his own party in half.