Voting the Blue State way

Head-to-toe election monitoring

… [Y] es, to answer your first question, native Minnesotans are the most credulous people on planet earth.

As everyone knows, Minnesota refuses to check voter IDs at the polling place. Even more absurdly, Minnesota allows for “same-day” voter registration. You don’t have to be registered before you show up to your polling place on election day in order to cast a vote.

Even more absurdly, Minnesota has no concept of provisional ballots. You cast a vote, it gets thrown into a bucket with all the legitimate votes, even if you don’t check out as bona fide later on.

And for the final absurdity, a registered voter can “vouch” for up to eight (8) unregistered voters, telling the election workers that it’s all good, based on his good word alone. They tell O’Keefe, “you are the ID.”

In any given election cycle, hundreds of thousands of voters register the day of an election. But tens of thousands fail later background checks every year. Too late, the votes have already been counted.

What could go wrong?

Shot (8/13/2026):

Chaser (8/14/2026):

As promised, agent provocateur James O’Keefe, III, posted his video from primary election day in Minneapolis, highlighting the state’s most absurd election provision: vouching.

Meanwhile, and not to be outdone by a band of Cheese Heads …

This Isn't Suspicious: MI Sectretary Of State Requires Deletion of Election Records One Week After Certification

Federal law requires the retention of voting records for 22 months after an election. 

Democrats don't like that. They believe in keeping things tidy by deleting all the evidence ASAP. With BleachBit, if possible. (Anthony Fauci, call your office.)

And there is no set of records they want cleaned up and tidy quite like election records; otherwise, you face the need to fight like hell in court to keep them locked away, as Fulton County did for years until the FBI got a warrant and seized them. And even after that, Fulton County has fought to keep them sealed. 

Nothing to see here, so why look? And, better yet, delete the evidence as soon as possible. Audits are a distraction, you know. 

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Federal law orders her to KEEP those same records for 22 months, into 2028.

Delete them? Face up to 1 year of imprisonment under federal law. Refuse? Up to 90 days imprisonment under Michigan law. Every path carries a penalty aimed at my client personally. For trying to follow the law.

My client wrote Jocelyn Benson and the Director of Elections on July 6 and asked one question: how do I obey both? Thirty-seven days. NO ANSWER.

So we asked a judge, while the records still exist. No more waiting around. Declare which law controls. Preserve the voting records. And the part that should get your attention: the same rule governs the NOVEMBER election.

Especially with federal offices on the ballot, the constitution’s supremacy clause bars any rule such as this, and even this Secretary of State has to know that, yet she did it anyway; why?