Jason Snead

Senior Policy Analyst

Jason Snead is executive director of the Honest Elections Project. He is a former senior policy analyst in The Heritage Foundation’s Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies.

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    Minnesota Has Most Proven Cases of Voter Fraud in Nation

    Jason Snead
    DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—Minnesota’s election system stands as one of the worst in the nation, and its “vouching” policy is a prime example of why confidence in election security remains fragile. A new Fox News investigation reveals just how risky the vouching system is. Under the state’s rules, one registered voter can “vouch” for up to eight others, meaning…
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    Growing Pile of Data Shows That Voter Fraud Is a Real and Vast Problem
    Jason Snead
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    America’s Electoral System Is Suffering From a Credibility Crisis
    Jason Snead
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    A Disturbing Movement Picks Up Steam on Left
    Jason Snead
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    Democrats Have Set Their Sights on Another Key State’s Voting Laws
    Jason Snead
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    Another Leftist Attempt to Rewrite Election Rules Goes Down in Flames
    Jason Snead
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    2020’s Nightmare Election Process Comes Back to Haunt Pennsylvania. What Needs to Change.
    Jason Snead
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    New Jersey’s All-Mail Vote Debacle Is a Warning for November
    Jason Snead
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    Good News: Mississippi Woman Convicted After Trying to Win Votes Via Bribes
    Jason Snead
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    More Proof That Voter Fraud Is Real, and Bipartisan
    Jason Snead
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    UK Eco-Extremists Show Why US Needs a Counter-Drone Strategy
    Jason Snead
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    Going Once, Going Twice … Judge Not Sold on Tennessee Online Auctioneer Licensing Law
    Jason Snead
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    There’s a Silver Lining to the Voter Fraud Scandal in Mississippi
    Jason Snead
    • Opinion

    Common Sense in Free Fall on College Campuses
    Jason Snead
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    Governor’s Veto Means Hawaiians Will Continue Suffering Property Rights Violations
    Jason Snead
    • Opinion

    It’s Time to Empower Police to Stop Drone Threats
    Jason Snead
    • Opinion

    Elizabeth Warren’s Bill Would Punish Corporate Leaders for Wrongs They Didn’t Commit
    Jonathan Zalewski
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    A Promising Proposal to Stop Wrongful Seizure of Assets
    Jason Snead
    • Opinion

    This Bill Would Close a Loophole That Robs Americans of Due Process
    Jason Snead
    • Opinion

    Here Are 4 Egregious Ways the Left Wants to Transform American Politics
    Elizabeth Slattery
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    North Carolina Election Fraud Should Be a Wake-Up Call for the Left
    Jason Snead
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    Alabama Shows How Law Enforcement Can Get Behind Asset Forfeiture Reform
    Jason Snead
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    Supreme Court’s 9-0 Ruling Protects Americans Against Excessive Fines
    Jason Snead
    • Opinion

    What a Registration Surprise in Texas Tells Us About Voter Fraud
    Jason Snead
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    Voter Fraud Leads to Removal of Alabama Mayor
    Jason Snead
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    UK’s Drone Debacle Has Lessons for the US
    Jason Snead
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    Yes, What Happened in North Carolina Is Voter Fraud
    Jason Snead
    • Opinion

    Election Fraud Doesn’t Exist Until Liberals Want It to Exist
    Jason Snead
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    The Left’s Election Day Analysis: If We Lost, They Must’ve Cheated
    Jason Snead
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    The Supreme Court Signals It May Rein in Abusive Property Seizures
    Jason Snead
    • Opinion

    Errant Phone Message Is a ‘Text’-Book Case for Voter ID Laws
    Jason Snead
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    New Voter Fraud Cases Show Need to Secure Our Elections
    Jason Snead
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    This New Jersey Woman Was Charged With Buying Votes
    Jason Snead
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    New York City Just Sent Its Transportation Industry Back to the 1930s
    Jason Snead
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    Here’s How Kavanaugh Has Applied the Constitution in Our High-Tech Era
    Jason Snead
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    What That Alleged Drone Attack on Venezuela’s Dictator Means for Americans
    Jason Snead
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    The FAA Is Slowing Down Potentially Life-Saving Drone Technology
    Corianna Baier
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    New York Taxis Want to Kick Out Uber and Lyft. They Should Be Targeting Regulations.
    Jason Snead
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    Instances of Voter Fraud Continue to Mount, Further Compromising Our Elections
    Jason Snead
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    Local Law Enforcement Hamstrung in Tackling Drone Threat
    John-Michael Seibler
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    Supreme Court Gives States the Green Light to Clean Up Voter Rolls
    Jason Snead
    • Opinion

    It’s Time to Let Supersonic Flight Soar Again
    Jason Snead
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    Google Is Fighting for Criminal Justice Reform. Here’s Where It’s Going Astray.
    Jason Snead
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    Add These Voter Fraud Cases to the Growing List
    Jason Snead
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    Congress Shouldn’t Forget Local Role in Setting Drone Policy
    John-Michael Seibler
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    If Taxis Want to Survive, They Should Learn From Uber
    Jason Snead
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    Due Process Rights Could Make a Comeback in Tennessee Thanks to This Bill
    Jason Snead
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    The Only Misleading Claim About Voter Fraud: ‘It Doesn’t Exist’
    Jason Snead
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    Drone Rescues Help Show It’s Time to Let Revolutionary Aircraft Soar
    Jason Snead
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    Why Dissolving the Election Fraud Commission Is a True Loss for the Nation
    Jason Snead
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    The FAA Is Empowering States to Regulate Drones. Why That’s a Win for Everyone.
    Jason Snead
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    Congress Should Protect Americans from Unjust Property Seizure
    Jason Snead
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