Early voting starts Monday. Before you vote, read the one line in the Texas Constitution that every election in this state has to answer to. Article VI, Section 4: "In all elections by the people, the vote shall be by ballot, and the Legislature shall provide for the numbering of tickets and make such other regulations as may be necessary to detect and punish fraud and preserve the purity of the ballot box; and the Legislature shall provide by law for the registration of all voters." Detect. Punish. Preserve. Those duties go together. You cannot punish what you cannot detect. You cannot detect what you cannot see. And you cannot preserve the purity of a ballot box you cannot verify. The public debate gives us two choices: voter access or voter fraud. Both are about voters. Neither is about who controls the count. The real exposure is the administrative system itself: registration, ballot definitions, ballot on demand, ballot marking devices, and central tabulation run on vendor systems the people in the precinct cannot inspect. Look at this month alone: • More than 500,000 voter registration records, going back to October 2025, were never processed because of a state DPS portal error. The state is now being sued over it. • Four days before early voting, counties learned of a second state error that backlogged thousands more address updates. • The association of Texas county election officials says the statewide TEAM system suffers from "fundamental system architecture failures." • Those same officials warned the Secretary of State in writing a year ago that TEAM was generating the voter list incorrectly. At interim hearings, lawmakers were told the registration system was fine and fixes were coming. It was not fine. This is not about intent, and it is not about party. It is about structure. When no link in the chain can be verified by the people, purity cannot be preserved, and fraud by anyone, whether a voter, an insider, or a vendor, cannot be detected. The question for November is not whether you vote early or on Election Day. Ask whether anyone can prove the count. Ask how you can verify your votes counted @Weareheavnbound The precinct, the paper, and we the people did that for at least 111 years until dismatled county by county. We can do it again. #TallyTexas #txlege

“Printer outages briefly affected about 10 Collin County polling locations on the first morning of early voting before being fully resolved within 90 minutes.” 📍 Texas

This 60 Minutes report is propaganda from start to finish. For them, the real issue isn’t the integrity of our elections—it’s the lack of faith in the integrity of our elections. Fulton County wasn’t raided by President Trump. FBI agents executed a search warrant issued by a federal judge based on evidence presented in a sworn affidavit. Those records only still existed because a court order kept Fulton from destroying them. Yet 60 Minutes put Dana Barrett on camera to play victim, even though Fulton had previously asked another judge to allow them to destroy those records—in the middle of the ongoing controversy and the State Election Board’s demands for access to them! I was one of the people the FBI interviewed two weeks before the warrant was executed. I also know many of the others who were interviewed, and I’m familiar with the very legitimate issues they have been raising with the 2020 election for years. Our Secretary of State has never wanted to admit that major problems happened on his watch, and the Georgia State Election Board has been stonewalled by Fulton County over access to records for years. Both had very clear and legitimate reasons to want those records. And that interview with Deidre Henderson from Utah was about as bad. So what if she received a records retention and compliance letter that also notified her that she is under investigation? Our chief elections officer and those of other states did too. Numerous states denied the DOJ’s demands for access to voter registration records under the pretext of defending voter privacy, and ours was one of them. But I think the real reason is that they probably knew exactly what the Feds would find in them. Whatever happened to “No one is above the law?” youtu.be/TJlAdFCKYiA?is=gAuR…

Wait until you see the electronic vote flipping fraud! oh wait...you won't see it because it can't be seen. Oops, too bad we didn't get rid of the electronic systems, huh?

Saint Micheal the Archangel, defend us in battle

-Lord Jesus help us have Honest & Fair Elections! -Lord Jesus help us Expose & jail the thieves who try & Steal our God Given Rights!

Every election ES&S ballot marking devices changing voters selections. Justaglitch™️ Pay attention when you vote.

Voting machine issues reported in Madison County 📍 Tennessee

How do I know who my vote counted for? I know the machine accepted my ballot, but I have no idea who my votes went to🤬

I’m in Hays and have been working against the fraud since 2022. We can keep an eye out for him if he follows the above steps Lori pointed out. Confirm his intent and DM me his name and we’ll track…

Lori is a must follow. The machines must go. All of them. She's also an advocate for paper ballots, hand counted - there are even classes to teach you how.

PASTOR FRIENDS: Heads up, your people WANT YOU to remind them to vote. Just in our state (Texas) an estimated ~8M Christians will forget to vote in midterms and it will be decided by a projected ~300k votes. So, we built a website to help solve this problem. Anyone in any state can text the word "VOTE" to the phone number 20411 and they'll get... 1) A text reminder when midterm voting begins 2) A link to this site we built that can tell them WHERE to vote in their county and WHAT to bring in their state. Works in all 50 states. Pastors, you can put something like I scripted in the next tweet (for our church) in your announcements for a couple weeks leading up to midterms and leverage the site we built.

It's probably not so much that it doesn't occur to him that they will come for him, as they already have, it's that the universal denominator of men who will run toward danger, making civilization possible, is that they do the right thing, no matter the cost.

Early voting starts Monday. Before you vote, read the one line in the Texas Constitution that every election in this state has to answer to. Article VI, Section 4: "In all elections by the people, the vote shall be by ballot, and the Legislature shall provide for the numbering of tickets and make such other regulations as may be necessary to detect and punish fraud and preserve the purity of the ballot box; and the Legislature shall provide by law for the registration of all voters." Detect. Punish. Preserve. Those duties go together. You cannot punish what you cannot detect. You cannot detect what you cannot see. And you cannot preserve the purity of a ballot box you cannot verify. The public debate gives us two choices: voter access or voter fraud. Both are about voters. Neither is about who controls the count. The real exposure is the administrative system itself: registration, ballot definitions, ballot on demand, ballot marking devices, and central tabulation run on vendor systems the people in the precinct cannot inspect. Look at this month alone: • More than 500,000 voter registration records, going back to October 2025, were never processed because of a state DPS portal error. The state is now being sued over it. • Four days before early voting, counties learned of a second state error that backlogged thousands more address updates. • The association of Texas county election officials says the statewide TEAM system suffers from "fundamental system architecture failures." • Those same officials warned the Secretary of State in writing a year ago that TEAM was generating the voter list incorrectly. At interim hearings, lawmakers were told the registration system was fine and fixes were coming. It was not fine. This is not about intent, and it is not about party. It is about structure. When no link in the chain can be verified by the people, purity cannot be preserved, and fraud by anyone, whether a voter, an insider, or a vendor, cannot be detected. The question for November is not whether you vote early or on Election Day. Ask whether anyone can prove the count. Ask how you can verify your votes counted @Weareheavnbound The precinct, the paper, and we the people did that for at least 111 years until dismatled county by county. We can do it again. #TallyTexas #txlege

In a primary, you vote for the person whose principles and priorities most closely align with your own. In a general election, you're voting for more than a person. You're voting for a governing direction, a party platform, and the priorities that will shape public policy. The candidate may not be your favorite. They may not even embrace every part of the party platform. But once elected, they face pressure from the voters who put them in office to govern according to the principles and priorities of that party. Party platforms are broad. They address hundreds of issues that affect our families, communities, and country. That's why I question single-issue voting that ignores the larger platform. You may get the position you want on one issue while helping empower a governing agenda you oppose on dozens of others. I can't think of a single area where I prefer the Democratic platform to the Republican platform. So why would I vote for a Democrat in a general election? A Republican who departs from the platform can be challenged by Republican voters. The base can demand accountability, apply pressure, and ultimately support a different candidate in the next primary. That doesn't guarantee the elected Republican will do what the voters want. But it gives Republican voters a mechanism for holding their own party accountable. Republicans have no comparable role in choosing who represents the Democratic Party in its primaries. For me, that's the fundamental difference between a primary and a general election. In a primary, I'm choosing who I want to represent my principles. In a general election, I'm choosing which governing principles I want represented.

If you care about honest elections, especially if you are watching Texas, folo this woman @Lorionafarm She has some good advice for people concerned about fraud who want to know what to do: “The question for November is not whether you vote early or on Election Day. Ask whether anyone can prove the count. Ask how you can verify your votes counted @Weareheavnbound

Thank you @TuckerCarlson for hosting me. I hope @POTUS sees this and frees all of the political prisoners of @DOJRR47 .

Yes. If she applied or updated by the Oct 5 deadline (esp. via DPS) but is missing from the list, she can cast a provisional ballot at early voting (starts Mon) or Election Day. Officials verify via DPS records or files; if timely and eligible, it counts. Check VoteTexas.gov or her county registrar first, bring photo ID, note the DPS date if relevant, and email the county EA.

Michigan Secretary Jocelyn Benson admitted in 2009 that election machines can be hacked. Studies show machines "can be hacked and they can allow a virus to be released that affects the outcome of the election that's untraceable." "We wouldn't even know about it."

Is September, Texas DPS confirmed a technical issue caused an unknown number of voter registrations to not be processed. On Thursday, they learned of another issue with voter registrations being processed, but this time they pointed the finger at Civix. Civix, a company you’ve probably never heard of, received a $36M contract for the Texas Election Administration Management (TEAM) system, happens to be a steady employer of H-1Bs. What I want to know is how many of these foreigners are working on critical Texas election infrastructure? Assuming Civix points fingers at DPS, lets look at that side of the data handoff… LCA files show Wise Equation Solutions, LLC, claim H-1Bs are placed directly at Texas DPS, on a remote work arrangement, in Quality Assurance roles. Oh the irony… So much for Tax Payer funded opportunities going to Texans. @GregAbbott_TX - Just like I posted in September, this is going to keep getting worse until you address this.

🚨Revolutionary: Take a peek at our new Smurfing data interactive site, going live this weekend. Search donors, committees and more to watch the money flow to federal campaigns. 100+ filters to drill deep. Outstanding work by our very own Phillip Allison @TheTVConsPiracy and Chris Gleason @immutablechrist Screenshot examples: