Our 2016 report for Rolling Stone exposing Kris Kobach’s Interstate Crosscheck purge program was cited several times in a lawsuit filed by the ACLU for Common Cause as the evidence that Kobach’s system of removing tens of thousands of voters in Indiana was both wildly inaccurate and racially biased in the extreme. This past week, Federal District Judge… READ MORE
You have people registered in two states. They’re registered in New York and in New Jersey. They vote twice. There are millions of votes in my opinion. – Donald Trump
Don’t laugh. Trump’s claim that millions of Americans are voting twice, a felony crime, is the principal reason… READ MORE
Former Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, creator of the Crosscheck voter purge program, is once again in the middle of a corruption scandal.
Kobach is founding attorney for the self-styled “non-profit,” We Build the Wall, whose co-founding board members have been indicted for… READ MORE
Colorado dumps Crosscheck, urges other states to flee the program. The newly elected Secretary of State Colorado, Jena Griswold, slammed the voter list cleansing program
On an 8-0 vote, the Illinois Board of Elections on Tuesday, January 22 dropped the Interstate Crosscheck voter purge program
A federal court ruled in June 2018 that Indiana couldn’t drop voters without notice if their names appeared in an unreliable interstate database
Black officials stop mass closure of polling stations in Randolph County, but Kemp told henchmen to shutter polling stations statewide ahead of election against Abrams. Brian Kemp, Georgia’s Republican Secretary of State, is removing
Despite all the voter drives in the United States, despite kids marching after the Parkland shooting and the subsequent drive to register young voters, despite the massive influx of refugees from Puerto Rico into Florida, for example, you see the total number of
The Rev. Jesse Jackson joined Greg Palast in announcing that they’ve notified the voting chiefs of 26 states that they will be
Yesterday, the GOP’s Brian Kemp won the Georgia gubernatorial primary. It is not coincidental that
In an opinion piece published today, The New York Times finally allows mention of the dangers of Kris Kobach’s Crosscheck
Monday’s Supreme Court decision blessing Ohio’s removal of half a million voters was ultimately decided on the issue of a postcard
