Wisconsin is proof why mass absentee ballot mailing needs to be done away with.
80,000 people already voted in Wisconsin but now the Democrats want to eliminate those votes and have the 80,000 vote again. A Wisconsin judge on Wednesday blocked Democratic voters from recasting absentee ballots in the state’s gubernatorial primary after a series of candidate withdrawals and reentries.
The Democrats aren’t happy with who was left so they want a revote.
No Virginia, it wasn’t a software glitch that registered the 6,600 undocumented to vote.
We saw that the NJ governor claimed a software glitch caused 6,600 undocumented to vote. But the software company showed where they had marked the 6,600 who claimed they weren’t citizens when they applied for a driver’s license. The state still registered them to vote.
“The 6,600 records submitted to the [Motor Vehicle Commission] and Division of Elections contained correct information according to the design specifications as set out by the state,” Lisa Shoemaker, a spokesperson for IDEMIA, told The Post on Wednesday.
“All 6,600 individuals indicated ‘Yes’ to wanting to register to vote and ‘NO’ to being a US Citizen,” she added.
Here’s why states are hiding their voter rolls.
I’ve repeated it numerous times, a loon from Northern California claiming that after checking all fifty states there was only one case of voter fraud and it was a Republican. Not one undocumented person voted according to this person. (Yeah, same person who couldn’t hold down a job making coffee).
The Trump Justice Department has secured about two dozen noncitizen voting arrests, prosecutions or convictions in the last few months alone, with about another 90 more cases under investigation, officials told Just the News. And all 50 states were sent notices this month that election officials can and will be prosecuted too if they allow noncitizens to vote.
DOJ officials have found three major problems in policing states’ voter rolls ahead of the 2026 election: there are hundreds of thousands of dead people still eligible to vote, tens of thousands of illegal aliens are on the rolls and scores of foreigners have gone beyond registering and have actually voted in a federal election, which is illegal.
What say you?
Please Virginia. Keep Graham Platner in the race.
Let’s be honest, if the man ran in California or New York, he would be considered a hero. He’s still the darling of the left. Consider how a Nazi tattoo was not an issue. Abusing women? Standard for a Leftist male. But in Maine rapping a Leftist woman? Stop him now before we find out that’s standard practice in many blue states and cities.
But 72% of Maine Democrats voted for him. Hate groups from the left poured in millions to back this leftist commoner. Please let him stay in.
Winning the battle but not the war.
Colorado has joined Virginia in stopping the Democrats from Gerrymandering. Yes, we have won two battles, but the war has just begun. Below are other blue states looking to Gerrymander.
Without Gerrymandering and the undocumented voting, Democrats can’t win. Near impossible to stop the illegals, but we can win in the courts.
Proof that Democrats are still fighting WWII the Civil War. Graham Planter.
I remember this loon from California once said that the Democrat party of its father and grandfather were the Democrat party of the past. And this person decided to shack up with some black guy as if this was proof of redemption.
Now nationwide we’re seeing Democrats rally behind a former Nazi and womanizer. He blames this all on his past military service. Someone should tell him that idolizing Nazi’s and KKK was the party of the past. Yeah right.
Simple means test for all federal social programs. Show us your papers.
We don’t have an undocumented program, we have a program with illegals with no papers. Simple solution is that in order to qualify for any social program, a person must prove they’re here legally. If you want Medicare, Medicaid, Snap, or any other program where the freebies are dished out, you must show us proof that you belong.
Same goes for the states. For any federal dollars, states must give access to their voter rolls, and Medicaid rolls.
Nuff said.
Democrats can vote for a woman who hates the flag or a woman who didn’t realize the dead guy was her husband.
A left-wing Sacramento city councilwoman who is running for Congress has repeatedly turned her back on the American flag and refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance. She is seeking to unseat longtime Democratic Rep. Doris Matsui in the June primary election. A few years back reports had said that Matsui said she was running to replace the dead guy. He was her husband.
Only in California.
No Virginia, you can’t eliminate all Republican districts in California, Illinois, and Colorado.
I saw on one of those obscure websites where a loon posted that California, Illinois, and Colorado could eliminate all Republican districts. Here’s what leftist AI has to say about that.
Short answer: No — even after the Louisiana ruling, California, Illinois, and Colorado cannot legally eliminate all Republican districts. The ruling restricts race‑based mapmaking, not partisan gerrymandering, and each of these states faces structural, legal, and geographic constraints that prevent a total wipeout of GOP representation.
The Supreme Court’s 6–3 decision in Louisiana v. Callais struck down Louisiana’s map because it used race as the predominant factor in drawing a second majority‑Black district. The ruling weakens Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, making it harder to justify maps drawn with explicit racial considerations.
Important:
This means blue states can still draw partisan‑leaning maps — but they cannot use race as the primary tool to do so.
No. Even with Prop 50 giving Democrats power to redraw maps mid‑decade, analysts show California can at most eliminate 3–5 Republican seats, not all seven.
Even Rep. Terri Sewell’s political call to “eliminate all GOP districts” in CA was aspirational rhetoric, not something legally or mathematically feasible.
No. Illinois already has one of the most aggressively pro‑Democratic maps in the country.
No — and even less so than CA or IL. Colorado uses an independent redistricting commission, not legislative control.
Across all three states, three constraints prevent a full partisan wipeout:
Even though partisan gerrymandering is allowed, maps still must satisfy:
Republican voters are not evenly spread; some areas are too strongly Republican to be cracked without creating bizarre, indefensible districts.
The Louisiana ruling makes race‑based gerrymanders harder, but it does NOT empower blue states to eliminate all Republican districts. Political rhetoric aside, the math, geography, and legal frameworks make such a total partisan wipeout impossible in California, Illinois, or Colorado.
