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The Appeals Court of Kansas is being asked to allow access to the audit tapes for voting machines in Sedgwick County. The court heard oral argument in the case on Tuesday. The case was initially brought by Dr. Beth Clarkson, a statistician and engineer, who claims there are suspicious trends that strongly indicate ballot tampering of the electronic voting machines in the state. “There are statistical indications that are consistent with concerns about deliberate manipulation,” Clarkson said.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvtLKW77pZw Missouri State Senator Maria Chappelle-Nadal has apologized for her Facebook post last Thursday calling for the assassination of President Trump. Chappelle-Nadal made the comments after the violence in Charlottesville and the presidents comments that were roundly criticized by members of both parties. After apologizing directly to President Trump and his family, Chappelle-Nadal indicated she would not be stepping down. She said, “I will continue to

Missouri is a classic American Purple state. It is coveted by presidential candidates much as Iowa, New Hampshire, Ohio, and Florida: It voted twice for Clinton, but also voted for Bush, McCain, Romney, and Trump -- all by narrow margins. Missouri has gone ten years without two senators of the same party, and 133 years since it sent representatives from only one party to DC. Most importantly, over a third of Missourians consider themselves moderates. Fifteen percent of Missourians don’t even l

"We need to give  something and people to be passionate about, who they know can lead and put our country ahead of political parties, use facts and common sense to solve problems, and ultimately not be influenced by the special interests who control both parties." - Greg Orman, 2014 US Senate candidate Entrepreneur and political independent Greg Orman has joined forces with the Centrist Project in order to elect more independent candidates that better represent the interests of their constituen

President Donald Trump’s quest for uncovering election fraud may find new life in Illinois. After winning the 2016 election Trump charged that "millions" of people cast illegal votes. In May, Trump issued an executive order forming the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. With the use of data from states, the commission expects to release a report on voting irregularities by comparing the states with a new federal list. Like many other states, the Illinois State Board of E

For the first time since its inception, President Trump’s Advisory Commission on Election Integrity met publicly. The bipartisan commission includes 5 former and current secretaries of state. The group has come under great scrutiny from the mainstream media for asking states to provide voter data to determine, among other things, how many fraudulent votes were cast in the 2016 election. RELATED ARTICLE: Trump’s Election Commission in Turmoil; Dems Want Kobach Out According to the group’s cha

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuiBaSuDULo President Donald Trump's Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity has come under heavy fire since its broad request for voter data on every registered voter in the US. The main target: Commission Vice Chair Kris Kobach. Here is a quick summary of what has happened in the last couple of weeks: * A growing list of Democrats are demanding Kobach's resignation. Meanwhile, he is under an investigation probe by the Kansas Supreme Court; *

Like a lot of Missouri voters, I’m beyond angry at our recent divisive presidential election and scandal-plagued state legislature. It’s time to vent that anger at the real culprit: an election system rigged against the voters. If you’re like me, you have deeply held political principles, but right now you’d prefer if news about politics just went away. For the media and political parties, politics is just about putting people in boxes and keeping them there. As an African-American woman who

The biggest headline this week on President Donald Trump's election integrity commission is that 44 states plus DC have partly or fully rejected the commission's request for a broad array of personal voter data if it is publicly available per state law. Source: NBCNews.com Source: Forbes Source: Vox From the headlines alone, this seems like a major, bipartisan rejection of the commission's request for personal voter data. Except, the headlines are a bit misleading. Here is what you need to

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who serves as vice-chair of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Election Integrity, sent a letter to every secretary of state in the US this week asking them to send publicly-available data on their voter rolls. The information requested includes: full names of every registered voter, addresses, dates of birth, political party (if available), last four digits of social security numbers, voting history dating back to 2006, active/inactive status, cancell