This insightful article delves into the recent decision by Wisconsin voters to pass two pivotal constitutional amendments, thereby fortifying the integrity and impartiality of their
Tuesday was a newsworthy day in the Virginia General Assembly. Not only was it Crossover, but Tuesday evening the Senate voted on Governor Youngkin’s nominees
Friday was the last day for a bill to be brought forward for a committee vote with sufficient time remaining for the bill to receive a vote on the House Floor before
This article was originally published in The Epoch Times. At ten past five in the morning on Election Day in 2021, retired construction company owner
For election accountability purposes, chain of custody for ballots should be observable and publicly verifiable. So, why are two of the largest counties in Virginia,
ELECTION INTEGRITY – Restoring Trust in Virginia’s Elections Do you trust your vote counts? If a medical pulse was taken on America’s trust in our election
Where’s the legislature? The Governor has called the lawmakers back for Special Session I, beginning Monday April 4th, following the completion of the regular legislative
Week in Review With a nod to the inherited roots of great ancient civilizations, legislatures use the phrase “sine die,” latin for “without a day”
Week in Review Last week, Governor Younkin exercised his veto power for the first time since taking office. The bill that almost became law, HB
Week in Review A notable item from last week’s activities of the Virginia General Assembly was the vote on the budget for the next two
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