Greg Palast's Blog, page 38

Palast Lawsuit Threat to Georgia Sec of State RaffenspergerJoins with Black Voters Matter to Reverse Illegal Purge

Breaking News: The Secretary of State of Georgia admitted to CNN that they did not use a postal service licensee (we did!). Meaning his entire purge is illegal under the National Voter Registration Act, Section 8(c)(A). Let the people vote, Mr. Raffensperger. His office has reportedly said,... READ MORE

Warning: Trump and his Rioters can win using “The XII”Election won by Fire and Fury—and Loophole in Constitution

Don’t say I didn’t warn you. Six weeks ago, I told Naomi Wolf, on air, that President Donald can win via a constitutional coup d’état—via the first-ever use of the 12th Amendment. And yesterday, Trump let the ... READ MORE

Are You on the Georgia Voter Purge List?You MUST check right NOW

In October 2019, the Georgia Secretary of State published a list of 313,243 citizens purged from the state’s voter rolls on grounds they had moved from their registration address. (Check if you are one of these voters.)
Our address list hygiene experts, who analyzed this list, determined that... READ MORE

How to Steal Back the Election and Unrig DemocracyDr. Naomi Wolf in conversation with Daniel G. Newman and Greg Palast

Former political advisor to Al Gore and Bill Clinton and author of End of America, Dr. Naomi Wolf talks to fellow authors Daniel G. Newman (Unrig) and Greg Palast (How Trump Stole 2020) about the challenges voters — and the very institution of democracy in the U.S. — face in the upcoming ... READ MORE

ACLU, GA Releases Palast Fund ‘Georgia Voter Purge Errors’ ReportState Likely Removed Nearly 200,000 Citizens from the Voter Rolls

ATLANTA – Today, the ACLU of Georgia released a report by the Palast Investigative Fund titled Georgia Voter Roll Purge Errors that concluded the State had likely removed in 2019 the voter registrations of nearly 200,000 Georgia citizens on the grounds... READ MORE

ACLU Releases Palast Fund ‘Georgia Voter Purge Errors’ ReportState Likely Removed Nearly 200,000 Citizens from the Voter Rolls

ATLANTA – Today, the ACLU of Georgia released a report by the Palast Investigative Fund titled Georgia Voter Roll Purge Errors that concluded the State had likely removed in 2019 the voter registrations of nearly 200,000 Georgia citizens on the grounds... READ MORE

ACLU, citing Palast investigations, stops Crosscheck in Indiana

Our 2016 report for Rolling Stone exposing Kris Kobach’s Interstate Crosscheck purge program was cited several times in a lawsuit filed by the ACLU for Common Cause as the evidence that Kobach's system of removing tens of thousands of voters in Indiana was both wildly inaccurate and racially biased in the extreme. This past week, Federal District Judge... READ MORE

James Brown Voted 568 Times

You have people registered in two states. They’re registered in New York and in New Jersey. They vote twice. There are millions of votes in my opinion. – Donald Trump Don’t laugh. Trump’s claim that millions of Americans are voting twice, a felony crime, is the principal reason... READ MORE

LaTosha Brown: They’re constantly skimming votesPalast in conversation with the co-founder of Black Voters Matter

“We're seeing the same old problems that our community has seen in the past, which we know are all forms of voter suppression,” laments Black Voters Matter co-founder LaTosha Brown. “We've got to hold people accountable… And there's some people that have got to, not only be held accountable in the sense of being put out of office, but there are some people that should face some charges... READ MORE

Why didn’t the Justice Dept indict Kobach as well as Bannon?

The wire transfers of $250,000 and $100,000 that Steve Bannon and Brian Kolfage were indicted for would have to be approved by the We Build the Wall foundation’s general counsel — Kris Kobach. The payments were in direct violation of the foundation’s by-laws. Furthermore, Kobach used the non-profit’s donor list to raise money for his Senate run, normally a felony crime. I worked with the Justice Department on racketeering cases. You don’t... READ MORE