Sometimes, you run into something so out of place that you have to ask yourself, how did that get there? A boat in the desert, A fossilized battery, crop circles, and now, New York's voter rolls. New York Citizens Audit (NYCA) is an all volunteer group of individuals who have been studying the 2020 General Election since last August.

A former U.S. congressman and Philadelphia political operative has pleaded guilty to myriad election fraud charges. U.S. Attorneys say Democrat Michael "Ozzie" Myers, 79, bribed election judges for two South Philadelphia wards from 2014 to 2018 to pump up fake votes for his candidates. One judge, Domenick J.

The story of the GOP primary race for Secretary of State in Colorado gets more interesting the more you investigate the results. As I noted yesterday, the big news is that an Australian businessman named Mike O'Donnell somehow got 28% of the vote (173,000 citizens voted for him!)

The new CEO of Twitter, Parag Agrawal, is a man of his word. He has declared that Twitter is "not to be bound by the First Amendment," and he began to immediately act upon this belief as soon as he recently took up the reigns of the social media giant.

Twitter, assailed by some critics as hostile to conservative voices, has apparently imposed a ban on those seeking to audit 2020 presidential election results, including some involved in the first-of-its-kind forensic audit in Maricopa County, Arizona.

The Michigan county embroiled in controversy when it counted thousands of votes for Joe Biden that were cast for Donald Trump isn't out of the woods yet: A judge has been told that 1,061 "phantom votes" have been found there.

Journalist Cassandra Fairbanks has reported that Twitter suspended her for posting evidence that boxes of ballots were delivered by a city elections van between 3:30 and 4:30 am at a Detroit processing facility on the morning of Nov. 4, 2020.

Gabon's opposition says it was cheated of victory, after official results showed a turnout of 99.93% in President Ali Bongo's home region, with 95% of votes in his favour. Elizabeth Blunt has witnessed many elections across Africa, as both a BBC journalist and election observer and looks at six signs of possible election rigging.