WCTV reports:

Tina Johnson and her husband, Earnest Johnson, petitioned a judge two weeks ago to drop the voter fraud charges the two face.  That request was denied, and they will go to trial.

 PJ Media.

A “handful” of fraudulent votes is enough to steal a close election, a valid concern for Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who introduced the Secure and Fair Elections (SAFE) Act in 2011 to prevent voter fraud:

Miami Herald reports on a absentee ballot fraud and voter fraud scheme in South Florida. When the dust settles and all the search warrants issued, the evidence will likely reveal the motive behind the plot was to scare potential Republican absentee voters away from requesting absentee ballots online. In Florida, Republicans and Cuban Republicans are more likely to vote absentee. By making thousands of fraudulent requests from an foreign IP address, the plot would unnecessarily raise public fears of a lack of online security.  Once the media reported on the alleged breach of security in requesting ballots, voters would shy away from making legitimate online absentee ballot requests.  

“The best thing the Republicans can do is say, No. This administration will not get more lawyers to engage in mischief, to engage in radical policies. You’ll not get more power in the Justice Department.”
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 Fox News: “A controversial proposal in New York City to give voting rights to hundreds of thousands of non-citizen immigrants could make them into a key vote in America’s largest city.

The Big Apple proposal, though, could resonate with other municipalities, inspiring them to follow suit — and, if Congress approves an otherwise unrelated immigration overhaul, the number of newly eligible immigrant voters could swell into a potent voting bloc on the local level.”

Senator Robert Ford has resigned.  Ford was one of the leading opponents against the South Carolina Voter ID law.  Ford resigned today amid allegations that he used campaign cash to buy sex toys, and more.

Also, Ford is accused of using campaign cash to buy penis enlargement pills.  Fits News:

The most bizarre allegation of all? That Ford used his campaign debit card to purchase Cyvita – penis enlargement pills that have yet to be approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

I will be on Fox News (America’s Newsroom) in the 10am hour to discuss Eric Holder the culture of lawlessness, dishonesty, concealment and ideological partisanship inside certain components of the Justice Department.

Third ranked visitor overall: “The Daily Caller study of the White House visitor logs demonstrates that Perez was the third overall most frequent visitor to the White House, just behind Deputy Commerce Secretary Rebecca Blank. Perez visited the White House 83 times during a period in which he overrode the recommendations of career Justice Department lawyers to preclear South Carolina voter ID under the Voting Rights Act and blocked Texas Voter ID.