VA Early Voting Primary Election results are way below EV tallies from the 2024 Republican and Democrat primaries. Primary Day is Tues., Aug. 4th to determine Congressional/Senate candidates for midterms. Summaries/breakouts here: https://t.co/7P8gD2Np4g
VA voters head to the polls Tuesday to choose party nominees for U.S. Senate, congressional seats and local offices -- and a big contest on both sides for Congressional District 5. Roundup:
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Judicial Watch got the numbers of noncitizens removed from VA voter rolls from Department of Elections. It's good to see the numbers that we find align. They do.
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@TeamZissou@love4champers Yes. 7 of the 911 hijackers had gotten Virginia I.D. cards. VA stopped issuing ID cards to people here illegally soon after. Now it's back w/HB 911, signed into law despite convoluted language raising concerns it will be exploited.https://t.co/IfNzg7uz0j
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@WWRKDS@brithume How about inviting Jon on the air to discuss? His work is thorough & a model for voter-list accuracy -- provided on volunteer-basis as a charitable service. Latest tally of noncitizens in VA who are are voting, per official voter records. @IngrahamAngle
https://t.co/iICdIMF0XM
'...both parties believe the number of noncitizens being added to [N.J.] voter rolls is significantly higher than 6,600 because the state has been automatically registering drivers since 2018.' The 6,600 noncitizens illegally registered only covers June 2023 to June 2024.
🚨(YES, THE BROTHER OF "THAT* VINDMAN ...)
🚨GOP PRIMARY: Virginia's 7th Congressional District matters nationally
🇺🇸Primary Election Day is Tuesday, Aug. 4🇺🇸
"Virginia's 7th Congressional District is once again shaping up to be one of the nation's most closely watched House races, with control of Congress potentially hanging in the balance.
"In this 7News report, candidates discuss the issues they believe matter most to voters, including the economy, inflation, federal spending, immigration, energy policy and the rapid expansion of data centers across Northern Virginia.
"The race features incumbent Rep. Eugene Vindman and Republicans competing for their party's nomination as they make their case to voters ahead of the general election. Political analysts consider Virginia's 7th District one of the country's most competitive congressional battlegrounds, making it a key race to watch in the 2026 midterm elections."
WJLA'S Nick Minock reports:
🚨🚨NEW: COULD ILLEGAL NONCITIZEN VOTES DECIDE VIRGINIA ELECTION OUTCOMES? HISTORY SAYS IT'S POSSIBLE:
As recently reported, EPECTeam identified 8,566 self-declared noncitizens with Virginia voter registrations that were canceled from 2023 to mid-June of this year.
1,756 had VOTED, and some voted more than once, for a total of 6,111 illegal ballots cast.
There's NO public information about whether noncitizens who did NOT self-attest have registered to vote & voted in Virginia.
However, does it seem like Virginia state officials have greeted this news with a dismissive silence? More urgently, could such illegal votes SWING election outcomes?
Virginia history says YES.
☑️A premier example is the MONUMENTAL 2017 House of Delegates election & recount that resulted in a TIE between Republican incumbent David Yancey & Democrat Shelly Simonds in the 94th district. In fact, the House of Delegates itself was locked in a partisan split. Ultimately, the State Board of Elections held a random drawing (video below) to break the tie.
Not only did the SBE unexpectedly draw Yancey's name and re-elect him, but it ALSO gave Republicans a 51-49 MAJORITY in the Virginia House for the next 2 years.
By the way, in recent years, 233 noncitizens were found to be registered to vote in Newport News, where this district was located.
➡️Below are just a handful of examples of how 1,756 KNOWN illegal votes could have changed outcomes, including some statewide elections.
(This is NOT arguing that illegal votes were cast in these elections -- only that this amount can be PIVOTAL.)
☑️In 2005, Republican Bob McDonnell was elected Attorney General by a statewide total of ONLY 360 votes.
☑️In 2007, Republican Ken Cuccinelli won re-election in Virginia Senate District 37 by a RAZOR-THIN 92 votes. This was in Fairfax County where, in recent years, 1,428 self-declared noncitizens were registered.
☑️In 2013, Democrat Mark Herring was elected Attorney General by a MERE 165 votes statewide. (A recount later increased his lead to 907 votes -- still below the total of hypothetical illegal votes.)
☑️In 2017, Republican Bob Thomas won election in House of Delegates District 28 by ONLY 82 votes. In Fredericksburg and Stafford, 290 noncitizens were found to be registered in recent years.
☑️In 2023, Republican Kim Taylor won election in House of Delegates District 82 by a MERE 78 votes. In Petersburg, Dinwiddie, Surry, & Prince George, 113 noncitizens were recently found to be registered.
➡️Actually, MANY more Virginia examples exist, but you can see from these illustrations how PIVOTAL illegal votes could flip the outcomes. The results are sometimes even closer in primaries and local elections.
Who knows if noncitizens who did NOT self-declare are registered to vote in Virginia? Are deceased people still on the rolls? Have they "voted"? Are voters who moved years ago still registered here? How can the public know for sure?
☑️Democrats have called for "saving democracy." It does NOT save democracy when the votes of Virginians are diluted or canceled out by illegal votes. History confirms that the U.S. Department of Justice is absolutely justified in asking to review Virginia's voter registration records to determine the TRUTHFUL answers to our questions.
@AAGDhillon@EricLDaugh
Today is the last day for early in-person voting. If you haven't cast your ballot yet, head to your registrar’s office before they close. Otherwise, we’ll see you at the polls on Tuesday!
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@TomFitton@JudicialWatch Good post. The numbers align w/our nonprofit @EpecTeam and Jon Lareau's @WWRKDS yrs of documenting w/ official VA records. We see 8K noncitizen removals since 2023. More important: 6,000 illegal ballots cast. We are happy to provide briefings. Full list: https://t.co/a0fhqaz3bw
@OwnerFJBAssInc2@VaNewsVanguard Here's what we posted in June on the number of noncitizens removed & number of illegal ballots cast. https://t.co/iICdIMF0XM
@TomFitton@JudicialWatch Before the noncitizens self-declared as ineligible, records show they cast over 6K illegal ballots in VA. As @EPECTeam's Jon Lareau @WWRKDS has noted in his research, the numbers exclude individuals that were reinstated. Breakdown by localities is here: https://t.co/iICdIMF0XM
@TomFitton@JudicialWatch Before the noncitizens self-declared as ineligible, records show they cast over 6K illegal ballots in VA. As @EPECTeam's Jon Lareau @WWRKDS has noted in his research, the numbers exclude individuals that were reinstated. Breakdown by localities is here: https://t.co/iICdIMF0XM
@TomFitton@JudicialWatch Important report that uses FOIA requests to ID non-citizens taken off VA's rolls over 2-yr time frame (2024-2026). It aligns w/ official records that show 8,566 self-declared noncitizens removed since 2023 and that >1,700 cast over 6,000 ballots illegally. https://t.co/FdUozZ6xTD
🚨 Republican-led states have separately asked the Supreme Court to restore key parts of President Trump's election integrity executive order that direct DHS to compile citizenship lists and USPS to adopt new mail-ballot security rules.
@jsolomonReports@EpecTeam@AAGDhillon "Digital property is property"....
So what does that mean for ballot scanners and the laws that require these records to be subject to FOIA and requirements for these data records to be immutable and preserved?
Early voting is open and your community is waiting to hear from you. Head to your early voting location and cast your ballot in the August 4th Primary!
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