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Every time politicians torpedo needed election reforms like the SAVE America Act they are damaging our republic
Another four aliens have been charged for allegedly voting in three U.S. elections as the SAVE America Act, to the great detriment of the American people, seems to be stuck in the U.S. Senate.Democrat politicos maintain their insane position of preventing even the most basic ID requirements and the verification of the citizenship of voters (hmmm, we wonder why …) despite overwhelming support for both measures by the public, including their own constituents. They constantly repeat the mantra that there is no fraud that we need to be concerned about. Like a cop at the scene of a bad accident saying, “Move along! Nothing to see here.”
But what’s especially disappointing are the Republican senators who have voted against adding the SAVE America Act to a reconciliation package: Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Thom Tillis, and Mitch McConnell.
So, here are just a few more recent cases to remind them that, yes, election fraud does occur, so yes, we need common sense reforms to try to prevent it.
Let’s start with Elizabeth Ann Davis from Castle Rock, Colorado, who was found guilty of casting a ballot in the name of her deceased ex-husband and son in the 2022 general election. She was convicted on two counts of forgery and one count of impersonating an elector. This tops off her extensive criminal record of forgery, theft, drug offenses, and prostitution. For this latest offense, Davis was sentenced to three years in prison.
There is also Jose Gargenis Vasquez-Rosa, an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic, who pleaded guilty in Michigan to illegally voting and fraudulently obtaining a U.S. passport. After his application for citizenship was denied (due to falsely claiming he was the spouse of a U.S. citizen), Vasquez-Rosa assumed the fraudulent identity of a Puerto Rican man to vote in the 2018 and 2020 elections.
And here are even more cases where people have been charged (and are presumed to be innocent) and are awaiting trial.
Esperanza Contreras from Pasco, Washington, is facing felony charges for casting illegal ballots in the 2024 election. Contreras allegedly completed ballots for ex-tenants at the apartment complex she manages without their knowledge. One ballot was flagged and caught, but the other three were counted. Washington is an all-mail election state, making it easy for someone like Contreras to get her hands on ballots mailed by election officials to former residents.
Then there is Teagen Marie Targhuhanuchi from Titusville, Florida, who is facing 12 counts of identity theft and 12 counts of submission of fraudulent forms to register voters without their knowledge. It is alleged that Targhuhanuchi was collecting signatures for a pro-marijuana amendment and used that information to fill out the applications. If she hadn’t been caught, she could have submitted absentee ballots for those voters.
Two alien “voters” in New Jersey, Muhammad Muzammal and Muhammad Shakeel, were indicted for casting ballots in the 2020 general election. After they allegedly voted, both applied for citizenship and “stated under oath that they had never registered to vote or cast a ballot in any U.S. election.” They are facing charges for voting illegally and lying on their citizenship applications.
Three more cases of alleged alien voting come from Arkansas: Cecilia Castellanos from Cuba who allegedly marked on her voter registration form that she was a U.S. citizen and then voted in the 2024 general election; Chi Baum from Nigeria who also allegedly marked on her voter registration form that she was a U.S. citizen and voted in the 2024 general election; and Zlata Risley from Kazakhstan who allegedly voted illegally in the 2024 Republican preferential primary. --->READ MORE HERE
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