Fred Lucas

While the Biden administration didn’t give federal employees a whole day off to vote, as Fair Fight Action called for, the Office of Personnel Management adopted a policy to give four hours of leave to federal employees to vote and volunteer to be election workers, a population that donates overwhelming to Democratic politicians.

Some of the most notorious leftwing interest groups partnered with federal agencies for what amounted to a taxpayer-sponsored get-out-the-vote campaign under President Biden’s election-meddling executive order. The Biden-Harris administration kept most details for implementing the order secret, but the act itself was a brazen politicized use of government power. Making little secret of the political goals, the federal agencies aimed to boost voting by immigrants, inmates, social service recipients, and other perceived Democratic Party constituent groups.

While a who’s who of the far Left attended the July 2021 listening session, only a few gave presentations. Representatives from the White House, Leadership Conference for Civil and Human Rights, ACLU, Sentencing Project, Campaign Legal Center, Fair Fight Action, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, and Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund spoke at the meeting.

After Iran boasts of hacking votes, the GOP sues Michigan, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania over loose rules on counting ballots from abroad.

Georgia has the highest ranking for election integrity among battleground states, and Nevada is second to last.

FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—An FBI agent who investigated multiple Jan. 6 cases contributed more than $7,000 to Democrat candidates and causes, including President Joe Biden's 2020 race, campaign finance records show.

Trump voters in the Pittsburgh area mostly focus on the border and the economy. Harris voters primarily are anti-Trump and support abortion.

In the Pittsburgh area, voters express concern about election security going into Tuesday’s presidential election.

The presidential and U.S. Senate races are too close to call in Pennsylvania, so the campaigns are pulling out all the stops to win.

Election Day is accompanied by some major voting controversies in battleground states , with lawsuits and investigations looking into alleged voter