Convicted felon Donald Trump prates about election integrity. Convicted felon Trump is the same piece of shit who asked Georgia to "find" 11,780 votes for him in the 2020 election. Convicted felon Trump is the same piece of shit who attempted to violently prevent the transfer of power in 2021. And Republicans are the same party that has been stealing presidential elections for over fifty years. Now it is full speed ahead for it to do the same for the 2026 mid-term elections.
Below are links to sites that foster freedom of election. "Freedom of election" here means preserving peoples' right to vote, and preserving the ability for peoples' votes to count.
BallotReady provides customized breakdowns of ballot propositions and candidates for office based on the user's home address. They also have tools to facilitate voter information drives, voting parties, and classroom discussions.
Brennan Center for Justice
is a think tank that also provides legal services and engages in public advocacy. Their current areas of focus include combating voter suppression and gerrymandering, prison reform, and making certain that individual liberties are not excessively curtailed in the name of national security.
Vote.org, as their name suggests, helps people exercise their voting rights. This includes registration assistance, ballot tracking, polling place information, automated election reminders, and matching volunteers with polling places where their labor is needed.
Vote from Abroad.org, to help the 10 million abroad Americans to exercise their franchise.
Vote411 provides personalized information about voter registration, candidates for office, and ballot initiatives.
RockTheVote works to educate young people about the political process, and to get them registered and voting.
FairVote advocates for reforms to the voting process, particularly ranked-choice voting.
The League of Women Voters, advocating progressive political positions, including campaign finance reform, universal health care, abortion rights, climate change action and environmental regulation, and gun control.
HeadCount.org, another organization focused on registering young voters.
Voto Latino, targets Latino voters—particularly young ones—to encourage them to register and vote.
Vote Riders, fighting back against Voter ID laws, with particular focus on those laws that disproportionately affect Black and/or female citizens.
Vote Forward, testing and scaling innovative, high-impact tactics that encourage fellow Americans to vote.
Vote Save America, a "one stop shop" focused on an informed and active electorate. They provide information, assist with registration, and stage get-out-the-vote operations.
The Center for Election Science, advocating approval voting, an alternative to ranked-choice voting wherein voters could check the box for any candidate they like, and the candidate who gets the most checks wins.
The Princeton Gerrymandering Project: Academics who attempting to undo gerrymanders in each of the 50 states.
America Vote fights back against voter suppression.
Election Protection operates several 24/7/365 hotlines that allow voters to call in for help in making sure their ballot is counted.
The so called SAVE America Act is nothing short of Jim Crow 2026
The “Save America Act” is a proposed piece of legislation generally framed by its supporters as an election-integrity measure, typically involving stricter voter identification requirements and procedural rules governing voter eligibility and registration. Critics argue that, in practice, such measures risk restricting access to the ballot for certain groups of eligible voters.
People who may favor the Save America Act in theory may not be aware of the reality that its impact would have upon the right to vote for millions of American citizens.
Women who changed their last name following the change in their marital status. Their newer IDs may not reflect the name under which they are currently registered.
People living from paycheck to paycheck who may lack the money or time to acquire acceptable IDs. How many impoverished people possess passports, let alone drivers licenses?
Young people who are less likely to possess the acceptable IDs than older people.
Transgender people whose newer identifying documents don't match the dead name they used when they originally registered.
It's no coincidence that those whose franchise would be the most endangered—persons who are women or impoverished or young or transgender—are in categories identified as more likely to vote Democrat than Republican. And it's no accident that proposed statute would impose new requirements so rapidly as to deny such persons the time to acquire new forms of ID.
We mustn't lose sight of a self-evident axiom: Corrupt people in power use their power to remain in power.
Different eras witnessed different tactics to accomplish the same objective. Mandatory membership in a particular church. The required accumulation of a certain amount of wealth or real estate. The imposition of racial barriers in primary elections. Literacy tests. Poll taxes.
The Save America Act is just another verse in the same old song.
Steven Frankllin