Jason Snead is a senior policy analyst in The Heritage Foundation's Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies. Read his research.
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The man in charge of elections in Texas made a surprise announcement last week: As many as 95,000 noncitizens had registered to vote, and 58,000… Read More
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The mayor of Gordon, Alabama, was removed from office last week after a jury found him guilty on two felony counts of absentee ballot fraud…. Read More
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In the past three weeks, unauthorized drone flights temporarily shut down two of London’s largest airports, impacting tens of thousands of fliers. The incidents starkly… Read More
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More than a month after the November election, the details of an apparent voter fraud scandal orchestrated by a North Carolina Republican operative are still… Read More
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Something amazing is happening: Liberals have suddenly begun to believe in voter fraud. Almost overnight, years of constant denial and disbelief have melted away amid… Read More
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A disturbing trend is emerging from the political left: When their candidates lose elections, rather than accept lawful defeat, they denounce the election itself. In… Read More
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This week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument in a case that may rein in abusive property seizures by state and local governments through… Read More
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I got an alarming text message a few weeks ago from an Ohio phone number I didn’t recognize. Someone—or perhaps some robot—named Caity, from a… Read More
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The midterm elections are less than a week away, and that means that ensuring the integrity of the electoral process is more important than ever…. Read More
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Voter fraud is an ongoing problem in America. For those who doubt, look no further than a new case out of New Jersey. On Thursday,… Read More
