By Rick Manning
1: Vote. If you haven’t already, please go to the polls and vote for Donald Trump for President.
2: Encourage others to vote: Simply copy this URL This year, vote. And share it with your friends on Facebook, TruthSocial, X and you might even go so far as to email it to those who you believe are like-minded who need a little boost to vote. The people who you encourage to get to the polls might be the difference-making vote.
3: Report fraud: If you personally see (not heard about, but actually experience) fraudulent activity whether it be having a machine change or failing to record your vote, or people being denied ability to vote, contact www.protectthevote.com/reportfraud
Just click the link and choose your state. You will be provided a form to submit a report. It will ask your name, phone number, email address, time of the issue, Type of ballot, Location of Issue, County and Address or Location Details.
All of this data will allow the RNC to rapidly identify problem areas so they can investigate and take legal action rapidly.
It is critical that people use this resource only to report actions that they have witnessed and not as a means to share something they heard on Facebook or elsewhere.
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Revelations coming from five counties in Pennsylvania that a flood of last minute voter registration forms have been found to be riddled with purged signatures and a massive Democrat-led voter registration fraud scheme is being perpetrated in conservative counties in Pennsylvania is a threat to the legitimacy of our electoral system.
The fact that the same well-funded left-wing group was caught in the act in Michigan in 2020 flooding at least one county with fake voter registrations without any legal repercussions by the Democrat Attorney General, Secretary of State or Governor has emboldened this direct threat to the one person/one vote idea.
The principle of one person, one vote is the foundation of our electoral system. This year, vote.
Rick Manning is the President of Americans for Limited Government.
