Election Integrity Scorecard

The Heritage Foundation ^ | Staff

[T Ruth]

Top ten states with the most secure elections:

1 Georgia
2 Alabama
3 Tennessee
4-t Arkansas
4-t Florida
6 Texas
7 Louisiana
8-t South Carolina
8-t Wisconsin
10 Missouri

Bottom eleven states with the least secure elections:

41 Utah
42 New York
43-t Massachusetts
43-t Nebraska
45-t New Jersey
45-t Washington
47 Vermont
48 Oregon
49 California
50 Nevada
51 Hawaii

[T Ruth]

Do the best states have secure elections because they are Republican, or are they Republican because they have secure elections?

Are the worst states fraud-friendly because they are Democrat, or are they Democrat because they are fraud-friendly?

The sources has a lot of data in an interactive spreadsheet that I cannot post.

[Theophilous Meatyard III]

Same difference.

[Still Thinking]

Waycisssss!

[Who is John Galt?]

Alaska will not verify voter signatures in first-ever statewide mail-in election (SHAM ELECTION!)

[skeeter]

I can speak only for California - the amount of electoral corruption is in direct correlation to the increase of rat dominance.

It had to be that way. Democrats are corrupt, through and through. Always have been, always will be.

[DIRTYSECRET]

Wait a minute. Georgia #1?

[bertmerc1]

Georgia??????

[skeeter]

It’s not even a matter of democrat/republican. The ruling elite is thoroughly corrupt. It just happens to have its clearest expression in the democrat party.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

FReepers need to check the weight given for each condition.

Out of 100 points ‘ballot harvesting’ was only given a weight of 4.

[Fungi]

Hogwash. The Heritage foundation? What a joke.

[yesthatjallen]

Questions:

Do you believe the 2020 election was stolen (or there was enough voter fraud to tip the election)?

If you do believe the 2020 election was stolen what measures have been taken to ensure the integrity of the next election?

If you believe the 2020 election was stolen and little or nothing has been done to ensure the integrity of the next election, why would anyone believe the results of the next election will be legitimate?

[Paladin2]

Ga. —> #1 ?????

[T Ruth]

I think the rankings are as of current law, not law as it may have been in force in 2020.

I could be wrong, but I think GA has made at least some improving amendments to its election laws.

[bigbob]

Heritage must be on drugs now

[Paladin2]

Then there is the matter of supervision and enforcement of the law.

[StAnDeliver]

Georgia.

Georgia.

Well, as my usual entre nous, The Heritage Foundation needs to go punch itself in the face.

Heritage is desperately trying to signal that 'the fix is in' for VerKlempt and Raffenshitter.

Just a few lowlights before I Really Unload...

Raffenscheister must explain, in a live interview, his unconstitutional 'settlement' (capitulation) compact with the 2020 color revolution in Democratic Party of Georgia, Inc. v. Raffensperger; and then further explain why he opposed the release of the report on GA Dominion machines ... wherein the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that it concluded hackers could change votes if they gained access to the Dominion machines.

[T Ruth]

Of course, there is always also the factor of integrity in election officials. A state may have fine laws, but if they are not followed, then the elections may be as corrupt as you please.

[T Ruth]

Good points.

[copaliscrossing]

And there sits Washington tied for 45th and our idiot Secretary of State, Kim Wyman, gets lured to the Biden administration to head up an “Election Integrity” office. What a complete joke.

She was the ONLY statewide Republican in office in the Peoples Republic of Washington. So of course Governor Adolph Goofball appoints a Democrat to take her place. Can you imagine if the parties were switched and a Republican appointed a Republican to a vacated Democrat statewide office. The mediots would be apoplectic. With this situation, we are suffering from the bias of silence.... even from our elected Republican officeholders. Unbelievable. This is sooooo messed up in so many ways.

[lakecumberlandvet]

Good laws don’t matter if they aren’t enforced.