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Episode 6: Child Voting

Protecting Your Vote
Protecting Your Vote
Episode 6: Child Voting
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Children are voting in the United States!

This episode of the podcast delves into the push to normalize child voting.

In Howard County, Maryland, Children in the public schools that are in sixth grade and up are voting for school board. The Public Interest Legal Foundation has filed a lawsuit that alleges that this child voting scheme violates the 1st and 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

You can learn more about the case below:
https://publicinterestlegal.org/cases/kim-and-holland-v-board-of-education-of-howard-county/

Episode 5: Vote by Mail Leads to Chaos & Disenfranchisement

Protecting Your Vote
Protecting Your Vote
Episode 5: Vote by Mail Leads to Chaos & Disenfranchisement
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In Episode 5 of Protecting Your Vote, PILF President J. Christian Adams discusses how vote by mail led to chaos and disenfranchisement in 2020. He delves into federal data that shows several swing states had more undeliverable and lost ballots than Biden’s margin of victory.

Episode 4: What are Zuckbucks?

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Protecting Your Vote
Episode 4: What are Zuckbucks?
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Episode 4 of Protecting Your Vote will tell you everything you need to know about Zuckbucks. Zuckbucks refers to the millions of dollars given to election offices across the country by Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerburg. These funds were designed to change election procedures and turnout voters in heavily urban areas.

Episode 3: DOJ’s Baseless Lawsuit in GA

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Protecting Your Vote
Episode 3: DOJ's Baseless Lawsuit in GA
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DOJ’s Baseless Lawsuit in GA

Episode 2: The Vulnerabilities in Our Electoral System

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Protecting Your Vote
Episode 2: The Vulnerabilities in Our Electoral System
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In Episode 2 of Protecting Your Vote, PILF President J. Christian Adams dives into the vulnerabilities in our electoral system from dirty voter rolls that include people registered more than once and with incorrect addresses to dead voters.

Public Interest Legal Foundation