How Using Blockchain Can Improve Election Integrity
Ballots are too easily misplaced or forgotten, especially ballots sent by mail. There’s a solution that can ensure every vote is counted: blockchain technology.
How Ballot-Harvesting Became The New Way To Steal An Election
With ballot-harvesting, paper votes are collected by intermediaries who deliver them to polling officials, presumably increasing voter turnout but also creating opportunities for mischief.
Identity Politics Aren’t Necessary To See That Republicans Need To Recruit Women
Perhaps now that Republicans have hit rock bottom with female voters, they’ll begin to take the issue of electing more women more seriously.
Henry Olsen On The Midterm Revenge Of The RINOS
Henry Olsen joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss suburban voters, House leadership, and possible 2020 outcomes.
Will Either Party Change Course After Midterms? Probably Not
The Atlantic’s McKay Coppins joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the midterms, 2020, and the evolving legacy of Newt Gingrich.
Broward County Is An Embarrassment, And The Potential For A Stolen Florida Election Is Real
Every day that we do not have a total tabulation of the ballots in this key county, the more Republican voters will with all good reason begin to believe the election results are being manipulated.
Interview: Brian Kilmeade On Midterm Results And 2020 Contenders
Fox News anchor Brian Kilmeade joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss what to expect from Nancy Pelosi and a Democratic House.
12 Ways To Know If You Shouldn’t Vote Today
While voting is your right, it doesn’t mean you have to exercise it, in the same way that you have a right to own a firearm, but don’t have to—and shouldn’t—if you can’t do so responsibly.
7 Wild Claims Democratic Socialist Candidate Julia Salazar Has Made About Herself
Reports say Salazar, a democratic socialist candidate for New York State Senate, has lied about her college degree, family heritage, religious background, and more.
To Have A Prayer Of Winning The Midterms, Republicans Need To Start Talking To Their Neighbors
Republicans need to do an end run around the media by means of millions of friendly one-on-one conversations between voters.
Podcast: Primaries, The Blue Wave, And Dating In DC
Staff Writer Bre Payton and Politico Reporter Daniel Lippman break down the results of this week’s primary elections and how Trump’s influence on campaigns.
Democrats’ Crusade Against Voter ID Is Barely Masked Racism
The notion that blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans or farmers are less capable than anybody else of complying with such a simple regulation is as absurd as it is insulting.
Obama Refrains From Endorsing Socialist Ocasio-Cortez For The 2018 Midterms
Given that President Obama’s endorsements have a record of hurting candidates, the absence of an endorsement might work to Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez’s benefit.
Why Russia Should Be Free To Campaign For Or Against Trump On Social Media
If it’s illegal for the Russians to try to persuade American voters to vote against Hillary Clinton, should it be illegal for the British to do the same against Donald Trump?
Why Conservatives Should Vote Like A Blue Wave Is Inevitable In 2018
The only way to turn a purple state red is the old-fashioned way: driving America First voters to the polls, and outnumbering the tens of millions of anti-American voters throughout the country.
Federalist Radio: Midterm Elections And The Donors Behind Them
James Hohmann, reporter at The Washington Post, discusses upcoming races, the future of Democratic Socialism, and the infamous Koch brothers.
Fired FBI Director James Comey: Vote Democrat, Or You’re A Traitor
‘All who believe in this country’s values must vote for Democrats this fall.’
Despite Botched Summit with Putin, Trump’s Policies Are Still Pressuring Russia
Although Trump’s incredible statements at the press conference were irresponsible, naïve, and even dangerous, they do not reflect current U.S. policy toward Russia. And that’s a very good thing.
Podcast: Jay Cost Talks Hamilton, Madison, And America’s Wealthy Origin Story
Ben Domenech and Jay Cost discuss the Madison and Hamilton’s complicated relationship, close 2018 elections, and excitement from the Democratic base.
How Paul Ryan Went From Young Gun To Gone
Ryan was the most important Republican in Washington from 2009 to 2016. He now seems like a throwback from a bygone era.
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