Help America Vote Act

And, uh, and we are given under the national voter registration act, the direct cause of action, It's arguable that we have a cause of action, but it's indirect.

It's not written into the law in the Help America Vote Act.

And, you know, the judges have done everything they can to make it difficult for citizens to pursue justice with regard to elections, which is really, when you think about it, the first right of the U.S. Constitution is our vote, is our right to elect our own representatives, and the people cannot prove that... that they're not appointing the representatives instead of allowing them to be elected.

So it's really a monstrosity.

And the Habba hearing ends basically in a finding, you know, that there's nothing to see here, which we know there is a lot to see here.

So, Harry, let's just

explain.

So HAVA, and you just mentioned it, is the Help America Vote Act.

Was it the Voter Registration Act or the national? I forget what it was called.

But, yeah, basically made all welfare agencies the Help America Vote Act or have a like turned DMV offices like auto like you're automatically registered or you automatically apply to vote.

And then it's on the Board of Elections to go through and do the due diligence to find out whether or not you're eligible to vote.

And a lot of states don't do that.

But again, to make it clear there's four pieces of legislation that we're pushing one is no mid-district redistricting number two is that there are independent commissions number three is that when they design the districts they have to be compact contiguous and keep communities of interest together and number four is a legal standard for the courts so there's some uniformity so let's take any questions you may have and everybody should feel free to answer the questions yes tell us who you are and That's a great That's a great question.

So when we had the hanging Chad issue in 2000 in Bush versus Gore, we started up massive funding of local elections by the federal government under the HAVA Act.

What does HAVA stand for again? Help America Vote Act.

And so there's $40 billion a year that we send to the states.

The reason I mentioned the Michigan voter rolls, I don't know if you guys saw this story, and this is, I think, important today because, well, you know, there's an election going on in Michigan.

According to a report, this is from HAVA, Help America Vote Act, a complaint that was submitted to the Public Interest Legal Foundation, PILF for short, alleges...

PILF, not MILF.

Not MILF, PILF.

They're going to be, we were informed, eight teams.

Just looking at the vote centers, we have 221 locations, and they will be observing to make sure that we're complying with federal laws that includes The Voters' Rights Act, also Help America Vote Act, and of course the Americans with Disabilities.

We want to make sure that we are providing language, accessibility, and assistance in addition to physical accessibility at each of our locations.

How unusual was this announcement from the DOJ?

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Alleges in a Help America Vote Act complaint filed with the state of California, the election officials.

Here's some more about that.

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