Voter Integrity Under the Microscope: Latest Election Developments | October 30 - Hour 1 |

Casey Hendrickson

Hour 1: Latest Developments on Voter Integrity Concerns in U.S. Elections.

• SCOTUS Allows Virginia Voter Eligibility Audit: The Supreme Court has permitted Virginia to remove potentially ineligible voters, a move with implications for those concerned about voter integrity in U.S. elections. Read more.
• Colorado Voting Machine Security Issues: Colorado’s Secretary of State “inadvertently” leaked sensitive voting machine passwords, further fueling concerns around election security.
• Florida Ballot Disposal Incident: A Florida election worker was dismissed after completed ballots were discovered abandoned roadside, raising questions about secure ballot handling.
• Dominion Voting Machine ‘Glitch’: Just days before the election, Dominion voting machines faced a reported glitch, drawing criticism over reliability and contributing to broader voter integrity concerns. More details.
• GOP Pursues Voter Roll Accuracy: GOP-led states are now aggressively ensuring non-citizens are removed from voter rolls, despite Vice President Kamala Harris’s objections.
• Kamala Harris Reallocates Campaign Funds in North Carolina: Harris withdrew nearly $2 million in planned ad spending from North Carolina, a strategic adjustment in a key battleground state.
• Dearborn Mayor’s Announcement Affects Harris Campaign: The Dearborn mayor’s recent 2024 statement poses another hurdle for Harris’s campaign.
• President Biden’s ‘Garbage’ Comment Fallout: Public discourse intensifies after President Biden’s recent comment calling half of Americans “garbage.”

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