Gina Swoboda: GOP Takes Lead In AZ Voter Registrations By 60,000, Foreshadowing Massive Trump Victory In AZ

Gina Swoboda’s comments address the systemic failure in Arizona’s voter registration system, focusing on a leaked phone call involving Governor Katie Hobbs, Attorney General Kris Mayes, and Secretary of State Adrian Fontes. According to Swoboda, the officials discussed how to handle the discovery that at least 100,000 voters were not properly checked for U.S. citizenship over the past 20 years. The revelation that these voters may be ineligible to vote in state and local elections sparked internal panic, as officials strategized to manage the political fallout rather than transparently address the issue.

Swoboda criticized the lack of transparency, pointing out that despite media requests, two of the three officials did not fully disclose their involvement. She underscored that this problem has fueled voter distrust, especially given the razor-thin margins in key races. Swoboda argues that this failure undermines confidence in the electoral process and validates claims about voter fraud, particularly in Arizona. She also called for reforms to prevent such issues in future elections, insisting that election officials be more transparent and accountable.

Salleigh Grubbs Reminds Of The MUST-KNOW Election Dates For Georgia

Saleigh Gubbs emphasized the importance of Georgia voters being proactive as Election Day approaches. She encouraged voters to check their absentee ballots, which should arrive soon, and to prepare by reviewing sample ballots on Georgia’s Secretary of State website. Gubbs stressed the importance of having a voting plan and urged early voting to reach local voters efficiently.

She highlighted key deadlines: voter registration must be completed by Monday, October 7th, and absentee ballot requests by Friday, October 25th. Gubbs encouraged involvement in election day efforts, particularly as poll watchers, noting, "It’s crucial for people to get involved on the local GOP level.” She mentioned ongoing poll watcher training in Cobb County and that the GOP needs more volunteers to monitor over 140 precincts.

Reflecting on local sentiment, Gubbs shared that a recent fundraiser for candidates showed increasing voter awareness. "Almost every person in the room was someone I hadn’t met before,” she said, signifying that people are engaging with candidates and the electoral process at all levels. This growing involvement, she believes, signals enthusiasm for local candidates and a broader commitment to supporting the GOP ticket.

Brian Schimming Reveals 12 Of Last 24 WI State Elections Have Been Decided By 30k Vote, GOTV Today

Wisconsin GOP Chair Brian Schimming addressed the growing panic among Democrats, citing the unexpected tightening of key races, including U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin’s re-election bid. "A year ago, media said Tammy Baldwin couldn’t be beaten,” Schimming said. Now, with Baldwin’s race against Republican businessman Eric Hovde narrowing to a two-point difference, Schimming emphasizes the shift in momentum. He noted, "She was only at 37% favorability when she entered the race.”

Schimming highlighted the high energy in Wisconsin, especially following a nine-city tour supporting Donald Trump. "It’s like the election is tomorrow,” he remarked, explaining that the excitement is palpable across the state for both the presidential race and Baldwin’s tight Senate contest. Schimming sees the Wisconsin Senate race as critical, suggesting that flipping the seat would "put some insulation on a Republican majority.”

Looking ahead, Schimming stressed that Wisconsin is crucial to national outcomes. With 12 statewide races in the last 24 years decided by less than 30,000 votes, he noted, "If we win Wisconsin, Chuck Schumer’s done as Majority Leader.” Schimming’s message underscores Wisconsin’s significance in shaping the future balance of power in the Senate and the Supreme Court.

“They Openly Say They Want Illegal Aliens To Vote”: Caroline Wren Calls Out AZ Officials Not Preventing Illegals From Voting

Caroline Wren expressed her frustration over significant flaws in Arizona’s election process. She stated, “We have completely screwed something up in the process level. We have not provided transparency.” Wren criticized the state’s officials for resorting to the courts while previously labeling election skeptics as deniers. She pointed to Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richard, saying there seemed to be a coordinated effort to achieve a desired outcome, noting, “They had this ring setup… you’re going to help us get the outcome we want.”

Wren lamented the potential disenfranchisement of voters, emphasizing, “There’s no way we can disenfranchise these voters and deprive them of due process under the 14th Amendment.” She described the current situation as an “epic fail,” adding that officials were throwing the courts under the bus.

Addressing the challenges ahead, she called for increased transparency and active participation in upcoming elections: “We need all hands on deck.” Wren highlighted Arizona’s critical role in determining future electoral outcomes, asserting, “There is no road to the White House that doesn’t run through Arizona.”

Dave Walsh FACT CHECKS MSNBC And Democrats’ Energy Lies

Dave Walsh highlighted the challenges facing the U.S. energy sector, particularly regarding nuclear power. He criticized the Democratic Party’s long-standing opposition to nuclear energy, stating, “The nuclear industry in this country has been shut down by the Democrat Party from 1985 through last year.” Brat emphasized the dire consequences of this policy, predicting a “massive electricity shortage” in the coming years, as demand for electricity is growing at a rate of “seven percent per year in places like Virginia.”

He pointed out that current renewable energy sources, like solar and wind, are insufficient, operating only four and a half to five hours and seven to seven and a half hours a day, respectively. As a result, Brat warned, “Electricity costs have already increased by 30 percent across the U.S., and that’s going to more than double over the next four to five years.” He concluded by urging a reevaluation of energy policies and the need for a renewed focus on nuclear power to address the upcoming energy crisis.

Joe Kent: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez Get Held Accountable For Political Records, Voters Not Happy With Marie

Joe Kent recently discussed his debate performance against his Democratic opponent in Washington State, emphasizing the stark contrast between their political records. He remarked, “My Democrat opponent… can’t defend their record,” pointing out her reluctance to address critical issues like inflation, the open border, and the fentanyl epidemic. Kent held her accountable for her “atrocious” voting record, which he believes prioritizes foreign aid and military engagements over local needs.

Kent noted the audience’s positive reception, stating, “The crowd was really… holding her to account,” as they felt the impact of rising gas prices and grocery costs. He highlighted the debate’s significance in showcasing the “America First agenda” versus the failed policies of the Democrats, as indicated by spontaneous applause from the audience. Kent acknowledged that while both he and his opponent had supporters present, many audience members appeared undecided at the debate’s start. He called for support for his campaign, stressing the importance of voting for a straight Republican ticket, saying, “These Democrats all support open borders and endless wars.” For more information, Kent directed supporters to visit his campaign website.

Scott Presler: Submit Tips TODAY Of Election Fraud, How You Can Help Secure Our Elections

Scott Presler has been alerted by whistleblowers from various election boards in Pennsylvania about significant backlogs in processing voter registrations, particularly in Luzerne County, which has 15,000 outstanding mail-in ballot and voter registration applications. He emphasized the importance of this county for President Trump’s success, noting that it recently transitioned from a Democratic to a Republican majority in voter registrations. Presler urged anyone involved in election processes in Pennsylvania to confidentially report any delays or irregularities by emailing [email protected].

Highlighting a recent victory, Presler noted that President Trump will hold a rally on October 5, the same day the Pennsylvania Department of State initially planned maintenance on the voter registration website during the event. Thanks to Laura Trump’s intervention with the legal team, this maintenance has been rescheduled to avoid conflict with the rally, which may help generate new registrations. “You need to be a watchdog watching every single process,” he warned, stressing that Democrats will employ every tactic possible to influence the election. He concluded by recognizing the underhanded nature of the Democrats’ tactics, including scheduling website maintenance during critical voter registration moments.

Ben Bergquam Interviews East Palestine Citizens, Reveals Kamala Harris Still Yet To Visit Effected Americans

During his visit to East Palestine, Ohio, Ben Bergquam spoke with local residents about the aftermath of the train derailment and its impact on their lives. Many expressed their frustration over the absence of federal officials like Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, particularly noting Biden’s trip to Ukraine instead of addressing their crisis. Residents shared their struggles with health issues, including cancer and PTSD, and discussed the complexities surrounding the class action lawsuit settlement. Some opted into the settlement but expressed concern about waiving their rights to future claims against Norfolk Southern, while others chose to exclude themselves to retain those rights.

A recurring theme was the sense of abandonment by the government, with residents feeling their voices were ignored and their needs unaddressed. They criticized the government’s failure to provide adequate support while juxtaposing their plight against federal aid for other crises. Overall, the community conveyed a powerful message of neglect and a demand for accountability from both the government and the responsible corporations.

Brian Glenn: President Trump RETURNS To Butler, PA

Brian Glenn reported on the details of President Trump’s rally in Butler, PA, on Saturday to the same location where an attempt to assassinate him was made.

“Clear Lack Of Leadership”: Jim Womack On NC’s Hurricane Recovery Efforts

Jim Womack expressed serious concerns about North Carolina’s preparedness for upcoming elections following the storm. He placed the blame on the state’s Democratic leadership, including the governor and the State Board of Elections, accusing them of lacking leadership and urgency. Womack criticized their slow response in restoring services and communications, particularly in western counties where many residents have been displaced and left without voting resources. He noted the absence of clear information and updates from officials, despite the significance of the state in the national election.

Womack urged voters to contact their representatives to demand quicker action in restoring election capabilities, suggesting that the National Guard and reserves should be mobilized to assist. He also highlighted the efforts of private organizations like Samaritan’s Purse and individual donors who are stepping in to provide relief, while criticizing FEMA for its limited presence on the ground.