Category: Electoral process
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USPS and Absentee Ballots
by Dick Hall-Sizemore At the end of March, President Trump issued an executive order directing the Department of Homeland Security to compile a list of persons eligible to vote in a federal election in each state. The executive order also directed the United States Postal Service (USPS) to compile a list of eligible voters and…
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Oh, the Joys of Motor Voter
by Kerry Dougherty Whaddya know. That thing that never happens, happened. New Jersey Gov. Mike Sherrill admitted yesterday that a “software error” within the Garden State’s Department of Motor Vehicles, registered 6,600 non-citizens to vote even though they self-attested that they aren’t American citizens. Not to worry, though. “Fewer” than 400 of these foreigners actually…
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Mark Warner: Spreading Falsehoods On National TV
by Kerry Dougherty My, my, my. Who would have guessed? Seems ABC’s White House Correspondent, Jonathan Karl is more familiar with Virginia voting laws than Mark Warner, Virginia’s senior senator. You know, the guy who pledged to serve just two terms but is now running for his fourth. Here’s Warner getting schooled by Karl on…
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High School Official Used Public Resources to Help Dem
Virginia Beach school director used taxpayer resources to recruit volunteers for Democrat congressional candidate Elaine Luria. by Victoria Manning On June 23, Melissa Disher, Director of the First Colonial High School (FCHS) Legal Studies Academy in Virginia Beach, sent out a notification to parents. She called it a volunteer opportunity for a “Campaign Fellows Program.”…
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Perhaps the Governor Can Lead Campaign Finance Reform
by James C. Sherlock Organizing for Virginia Seniors, a pop-up PAC formed by New Jersey nursing home chain owners with uniformly awful facilities in Virginia, gave Gov. Spanberger $100,000 with a check written to her “Inaugural Committee” the day before the General Assembly met. This author wrote about that donation in January and asked…
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SCOTUS Ends Racial Segregation of Voting Districts
Virginia Beach’s race-based voting districts are now in the crosshairs. by Victoria Manning Democrats across the nation created voting maps shoving black voters into racially apportioned districts. Forced segregation was wrong at the water fountain and it’s equally wrong at the ballot box. The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) just ruled race-based voting…
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After the Vote, What’s Next for Virginia’s New Rigged Maps?
by Ali Ahmad Between Friday March 6th and Tuesday April 21st, a narrow majority of Virginia voters went to the polls (or to their mailboxes) and voted in favor of the disenfranchisement of rural Virginia, as part of a national effort to make New York Representative Hakeem Jefferies the Speaker of the House next year.…
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Virginia Supremes Deny Emergency Appeal to Certify Gerrymander
by Scott Dreyer On April 28, the State Supreme Court rejected an emergency appeal from Attorney General Jay Jones to certify the ballots from the April 21 yes/no gerrymandering election. This means, instead of the high court now greenlighting an acceptance of the results from the controversial election, they will continue to deliberate before issuing their opinion, thus keeping…
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Let Your Rage Fuel You
by Kerry Dougherty Here are four words I never thought I’d utter: Abigail Spanberger was right. During the campaign she urged Virginia to be fueled by rage. Well, after watching the patently illegal shenanigans by the “10 effing 1” Democrat crowd I’m feeling the rage and it’s fueling my desire to see Southern states go…
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Virginia Democrats and Their Dysfunctional Election
Four hours is one thing, but 45 days? See a (juris) doctor. by Shaun Kenney Color me just a tiny bit surprised that the Great Seal of the Supreme Court of Virginia hasn’t been cancelled just yet. For those who have always wondered, Iustitia is holding the scales of justice in her left hand and petting what…
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Scrapping the Work of the Founding Fathers
Dems are crafting a revolution with an end-run around the Constitution. by John Lucas Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has just cemented her place in history as one of the most radical and dishonest governors in the country. She has a lot of competition for that title, but she is doing her best to surpass all…
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On the Hot Spot
Can the Virginia Supreme Court be counted on to overturn the redistricting referendum? by Ken Reid The Virginia Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments in Richmond Monday (April 27) on whether the recently approved constitutional amendment on redistricting was put on the ballot legally, in response to Republican litigation filed in January and February.…
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Gerrymandering Election Results: 10 to 1 or 8 to 3.
by Chris Saxman Virginia might not be 10-1 after all. Check out this – very early – data via X.com. This has not been verified yet. With higher than expected turnout in the rural areas Virginia might have voted 8-3 vs. 10-1. Again – pending verification. Yes, I am saying that twice! <END SCENE>
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Judge Rules Gerrymandering Election Unconstitutional
by Scott Dreyer On Wednesday, Tazewell County Circuit Court Judge Jack Hurley issued an injunction against the yes/no gerrymandering election that concluded April 21, thus blocking the state from certifying the results. Attorney General Jay Jones (D), who gained notoriety in October 2025 when his texts surfaced where he had fantasized about the murder of a Republican lawmaker…
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Guess Who Won on Redistricting?
The Rich Men north of Richmond may have won for a day, but they cashed out every ounce of public goodwill they had to do it. by Shaun Kenney First and foremost, let’s knock down all the pretended olive branches from those who voted “yes” on Tuesday to impose some sort of federal anti-gerrymandering law.…