Election Justice
Foundation
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Nov 5th, 2024
About us
The Election Justice Foundation is non-partisan, Texas based 501(c)(3) organization focused on election education, fraud prevention, legislation, fraud prosecution and elected accountability.
Election Fraud
Identifying and prosecuting election fraud has been historially difficult. Those who advocate for more open elections use the difficulty to tell a narrative it is rare but it takes little effrot to find over a thousand convicitions in the last 24 years, each one stealing one to thousands of votes from others and having changed outcomes of local elections. Some sold their election fraud services in five elections. Some were election officials, poll workers, congressmen, political operatives, convicted felons, non-citizens. It is impossible with this known gamut to say it does not exist and is not a problem. It is simply a problem that some of those in power do not want to find nor address.
Read a sample list of voter fraud from each state occuring in last 24 years.
Sharpton, Dems at Ohio rally welcome poll worker imprisoned for voter fraud
19 aliens charged with voter fraud in North Carolina following ICE investigation
Former U.S. Congressman and Philadelphia Political Operative Pleads Guilty to Election Fraud Charges
"Orchestrating schemes to fraudulently stuff the ballot boxes for specific Democratic candidates in the 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018 Pennsylvania elections."
Whistleblower alleges voter fraud extends into Dallas County elections office
Georgia Republican Party official voted illegally nine times, judge rules
150 people charged with voter fraud in Texas since 2004, but convictions rarely mean jail time
Grandmother Deported for Voter Fraud Leaves U.S. in Tears
Jury finds former Milwaukee election official guilty of obtaining fake absentee ballots
Dallas County voter fraud suspect gets 180 days in jail
A Sampling of Recent Election Fraud Cases from Across the United States
Texas woman with four children gets eight years in jail for voter fraud
Green card holder, non-citizen, who also worked as a poll worker votes 5 times in 10 years
Elected Accountability
Need more info on what a recall is? Read here!
The chances of a recall failing is approximately 80%. Together, we can improve that!
On average, there are approximately 3 Governor recalls in the United States every year! Unfortunately, many fail which is where EJF will work to improve the success of removing elected officials who refuse to honor their oath.
See a list by year here
There are well over 10 recalls per year for Mayors across the United States every year. Some may be small town politics and then others have a solid foundation for a recall.
See a list by year here