Category: Election Protection

Background Briefing: Latest Effort By Trump Operatives to Access Voting Machines Appears Connected to 2020-2022 Multi-state Scheme by Trump Allies to Obtain Voting Software

New bombshell reporting from the Washington Post revealed that an operative sought access to voting equipment in Colorado on behalf of the Trump administration.  This effort to access voting systems by Trump allies appears to be a continuation of the multi-state scheme by operatives hired by Trump attorneys that occurred in 2020-2022, and resulted in
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The Election Integrity Foundation (EIF) and Free Speech For People (FSFP) to Co-host “Symposium on Election Security; Separating Fact from Fiction” at the annual DEF CON Computer Security Conference

Presentations will focus on providing impartial facts and ground truth about election technology security strengths and weaknesses, uninfluenced by politics or posturing. Following the 2020 election, unfounded claims of election rigging were frequently repeated, often improperly conflating actual (or sometimes fictitious) voting system vulnerabilities with evidence of actual fraud. Similar patterns have emerged since the
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Susan Greenhalgh joins Jessica Denson’s show to discuss the continued fight for election security

An election lawsuit is proceeding in Rockland County where Kamala Harris won a suspect ZERO votes in some districts, as new reports emerge about election machine vulnerabilities and Trump calls for the release of criminally convicted 2020 conspirator Tina Peters. Election security expert Susan Greenhalgh of Free Speech for People joins Jessica Denson to discuss
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Federal Court Approves a Consent Agreement To Protect Citizens from the Use of AI Technology to Intimidate, Threaten, Coerce, or Deceive Voters

Court-Approved Settlement Resolves League of Women Voters’ Robocall Lawsuit Against Voice Broadcasting Corporation and Life Corporation Concord, NH – On May 29, 2025, the U.S. District Court in New Hampshire approved a consent judgment resolving claims brought by the League of Women Voters of New Hampshire (LWVNH), the League of Women Voters of the United
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Voter Intimidation Lawsuit Challenging New Hampshire Robocalls Moves Forward

On March 26, 2025, the federal district court in New Hampshire rejected a motion by two corporate defendants, Life Corporation and Voice Broadcasting Corporation, to dismiss a lawsuit to stop these corporations and a third defendant, Steve Kramer, from using robocalls to intimidate, threaten, coerce, or deceive voters. The decision ensures that the plaintiffs—the League
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Ninth Circuit Ruling Protects Arizonans from Voter Suppression Laws

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit recently issued a powerful ruling that protects Arizona citizens from anti-voter provisions in two 2022 Arizona state laws, H.B. 2492 and H.B. 2243, and rejects the district court’s reliance on an impracticably high standard of proof for assessing whether the laws intentionally discriminated against naturalized citizens
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Victory! Anti-Voter Laws in AZ Struck Down Following Court of Appeals Decision

San Francisco, CA — Today, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a previous victory for voters in Arizona by ruling that two laws that suppress the rights of voters should remain blocked. Campaign Legal Center’s Danielle Lang, senior director, voting rights, released the following statement following the decision: “Our democracy works best when every American can participate
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Reply Brief Filed in NAACP Colorado v. USEIP

Today, Free Speech For People and co-counsel Bryan Sells filed a reply brief on behalf of Colorado Montana Wyoming State Area Conference of the NAACP (NAACP Colorado), League of Women Voters of Colorado (LWV Colorado), and Mi Familia Vota (MFV) in NAACP Colorado v. USEIP. This appeal challenges the dismissal of a lawsuit against the
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