Georgia – Epoch Times – Article: RNC Seeks Information About Illegal Election Grant In Dekalb County
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Article: RNC Suit Seeks Information About $2 Million ‘Zuckerbucks’ Grant in Georgia
The Republican National Committee is filing suit to see if one of Georgia’s most populous counties illegally received private funding for its public election activities.
On May 16, the RNC filed a one-count complaint against the DeKalb County Voter Registration and Elections Office, along with various county officials and related offices, in the Superior Court of DeKalb County, Georgia. The complaint alleges the county failed to comply with Georgia’s Open Records Act by not providing all public records related to its dealings with the U.S. Alliance for Election Excellence.
In February 2023, the county announced it received $2 million from the Alliance. At the time, the county said in a release it would join “a select bipartisan group of election officials to share best practices and strategies in their ongoing pursuit of excellence.”
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Newsmax – Article: After Wisconsin Vote, RNC Likely to Launch War on ‘Zuckerbucks’
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Article: Wisconsin voters resoundingly elected to ban out-of-state election interference
Wisconsin voters resoundingly elected to ban out-of-state election interference with vote counting Tuesday.
Barely 24 hours later, Newsmax learned that members of the Republican National Committee were discussing launching a movement nationwide to eradicate the influence of outside money in election administration such as that deployed by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in 2020.
With nearly all votes counted, 54% of Badger State voters supported Question 1 to ban all private funding of elections. An even larger number of voters (58%) voted to enact Question 2 to restrict the administration of elections “to only election officials designated by law.”
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