Republican lawmakers push for election changes to increase integrity, despite lack of voter fraud

Some Missouri Republican lawmakers want more election laws to increase election integrity, even though the secretary of state said there is no evidence of voter fraud in the state.

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[ronludwig]

U fools must b living under a rock !!!

[johnnaylor]

If we going to talk about voter fraud, why isn't Frank Antiles at the forefront "

Antilles is a former state senator who was forced to resign for "conduct unbecoming". He used racial slurs in a conversation with two Black legislators in a Tallahassee bar and used money from his political committee to hire a former Playboy model and Hooters girl as a consultant . Must belong to the same club as Gaetz and Trump.

In a Florida election, he promised a man with the same last name (Rodriguez) as the democratic incumbent $80, 000 to run against him. He never paid all the money (True Trumpublican) . Somehow Antilles was able to gett his name on the ballot even though the fake candidate doesn't live in the same district. Would like Florida election officials to explain that one. If elected he could not serve.

Then came election day and the fake Rodriguez garnered over 6, 000 votes despite no campaigning whatsoever. He pleaded guilty on Tuesday and will testify against Antilles. But the real crime here is that the Republican challenger Ileana Garcia won by just 32 votes. Without the fake candidate, the incumbent would have won by 6, 000 votes. Why is this woman still in office ?

Why do we have dozens of news stories with ballots dumped that were headed to democratic strongolds ... like to 300 found yesterday

[viktorsebastien]

lol no bias in that video title at all Fox 2. Definitely not poisoning the well.