PILF’s research on Commercial Addresses on the voter rolls was featured on Fox News This election...
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HIGHLIGHTS: PILF Court Hearing Over Minnesota’s NVRA Transparency Exemption
On Tuesday, the Public Interest Legal Foundation was in court advocating for transparency in...
🚨FOREIGN ELECTION INTERFERENCE: Aliens Voting 🚨
PILF’s litigation and research have uncovered aliens registered to vote in five key battleground...
ICYMI: Key Voting Rights Act Case Before 5th Circuit
This case will have major implications for redistricting across the country. This month, PILF argued before all 18 judges on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals on behalf of Galveston County. The Court took the case up on En Banc to decide if it will overturn past...
ICYMI: PILF Testified to U.S. Congress on Preventing Aliens from Voting
Government records show aliens are getting registered to vote and casting ballots. The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) President J. Christian Adams testified before House Administration Committee on preventing alien voting and other foreign election...
ICYMI: PILF Testified to Senate Judiciary Committee on Proposed Voting Legislation
S. 4 Would Put Partisan Bureaucrats in Total Control of Elections Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) Litigation Counsel, Maureen Riordan testified before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act (S. 4). S. 4 would allow...
Children are Voting!
Counties in Maryland law allow public school children in grades 6th through 12th to vote for a student member of the county school board with actual voting power. In fact, it was the child member who helped decide to stop schools from reopening. Yet, Howard County...
Maine Continues to Fight Transparency
The United States District Court ruled in PILF’s favor that the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (NVRA) prohibits fines and use restrictions on voter roll data.Now, the Maine Secretary of State is appealing this ruling! Why do they continue to fight...
Secretary Schmidt, Where is the Transparency You Called for in 2017?
In 2017, the Pennsylvania State Department admitted that foreign nationals had been registering and voting in the Commonwealth for decades. Al Schmidt, then a Philadelphia City Commissioner, testified that the Department of State’s analysis revealed over 100,000...