The White House released a summary of findings this year that indicate the election system across the country is incredibly broken and vulnerable to manipulation by both foreign and domestic fraudsters. And there is enough evidence already coming out of the 2026 midterm election to illustrate that graphically.
It is undoubtedly true that some voters are angry at Republicans for not living up to many campaign promises, but Republican votes in the recent midterm election were reportedly about what they were in 2022, when Republicans’ votes exceeded Democrats’. Obviously something more is at play here, and it almost certainly involves the Democrats’ mass migration policies, corrupt voter registration rules, and highly vulnerable machines.
Below is the summer post from the White House summarizing initial findings, which X users are re-sharing now after the election:
The U.S. Election System is Broken.
Here’s what the disclosures reveal:
- Hundreds of millions of American voter files in the hands of foreign govs
- Voting machines & ballot-counting systems exposed to hacking & manipulation
- China & other adversaries actively trying to meddle in elections
- Evidence of fraud being buried
- Hundreds of thousands of non-citizens & dead people still active on voter rolls
- No Voter ID, no Proof of Citizenship required
- Tens of millions of mail-in ballots floating unsecured
Enough is enough.
The Department of Homeland Security highlighted the threat of Chinese-made parts in election machines, pushing for an audit, and Iranian terrorists threatened Election Day cyberattacks. And behold, there were machine failures in multiple states, including Pennsylvania, New York, Arizona, and Indiana, often in red-leaning or swing districts.
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For instance, Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) desperately begged voters to stay in line after suspicious and widespread machine failures in his district, which he ultimately lost. In Texas, a Hart InterCivic executive overseeing machines for 90 counties has previous election-fraud allegations on his record in both the United States and the Philippines, and wherever he goes in Texas counties flip blue.
When it machines fail in Republican districts enough times, or the companies providing the machines have a whole stack of fraud allegations against them, that adds up many coincidences to be purely accidental. And even if domestic or foreign actors (remember the Chinese and Iranians) aren’t sabotaging the machines, many woke officials won’t update the machines or secure them. In Democrat-run states like New York and Arizona, officials see no incentive to ensure well-run elections, particularly in GOP-leaning districts. Machines are highly prone to failure, which is why all-paper ballots are better. The Democrats like to have elections that are not honest. Corrupt elections generally go blue.
And that leads to the evidence of actual fraud. It starts with voter registrations. Among the particularly disturbing instances meriting further investigation were the texts in Georgia falsely claiming polling places had moved, which were not actually from election officials, a trick that Democrats have been using in one form or another since the 19th century. The fact that Texas had nearly three million new voter registrations since 2022 and doesn’t verify citizenship at registration has been a hot topic of conversation. This was especially so after it transpired that government data indicated around 20 million new voter registrations since 2022 in states that don’t verify citizenship. As a rather interesting coincidence, Democrats seem to have gained about 19 million new votes since 2022.
Since DHS confirmed investigation into more than 300,000 fraud cases, with the list growing all the time, we have to ask how many of the shocking flips in the last election might have involved noncitizen or otherwise disqualified voters. Otherwise, why would California have fought so hard for 20,000 noncitizen ballots and other Democrat states sued to prevent cleaning of their voter rolls? Why would Michigan be so angry at an investigation into dozens of registered voters allegedly born in the 1800s and thousands over 110 years old?
In Minneapolis, Cam Higby and James O’Keefe filmed themselves disguised as local Muslims receiving confirmation from workers that they could register to vote without any IDs or proof of citizenship. Now Hennepin County is charging them with crimes. In Arizona, canvassers aligned with Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-Ariz.) also admitted on undercover camera that they were willing to register felons and noncitizens. In Texas, undercover video captured a Democrat PAC leader apparently admitting to illegal bribery of voters to influence them into voting Democrat. Los Angeles activists were paying homeless people a few bucks each to vote for Mayor Karen Bass (D) or socialist Mayor-elect Nithya Raman.
There are numerous examples, but you get the point. What all of us saw in the midterm election was not simply a country dissatisfied with Republicans, but a republic with a voting system so broken that, unless we manage to fix it in the next few years, our republic could be gone for good.
