More at MBPN.  “He says an employee with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles–also managed by Summers–came to him to discuss her experience of accepting voter registration forms from customers she believed to be non-citizens. She reported this was done in connection with the Motor-Voter registration program.”

I will be appearing with John Fund and Catherine Englebrecht at a panel in Washington D.C. to discuss voter fraud on Tuesday August 2, 2011.  More information below:

“The Voter Fraud Threat to Free and Fair Elections”

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

2:00 p.m. — 3:30 p.m. EDT

Go to http://www.judicialwatch.org/live to watch live at 2 p.m. EDT.

Moderator:

Tom Fitton

President of Judicial Watch

Featured speakers:

John Fund

A senior editor of The American Spectator; author of Stealing Elections: How Voter Fraud Threatens Our Democracy and the upcoming The Threat of Voter Fraud to Free and Fair Elections

J. Christian Adams

Former Department of Justice Attorney in the Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division

Catherine Englebrecht

Founder of King Street Patriots and Founder of True the Vote

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

                                                                  2:00 p.m. — 3:30 p.m. EDT


If you miss the live broadcast, a recording will be available soon after the event is concluded. This Judicial Watch educational panel discussion will address concerns about whether corruption and voter fraud change the outcome of elections in America. Our expert panel will examine issues related to voter fraud, such as recent controversies concerning ACORN fraudulent voter registrations, state efforts to reduce voter fraud, and failures by the Justice Department to protect the integrity of elections.

More.

Earlier this week, the Democrats in North Carolina prevented an override of the governor’s veto of voter ID.  Yesterday, the GOP had better results pertaining to redistricting.  ENCToday.com.

A possible lawsuit over new districts.

More at News 10.

DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman-Schultz in an interview:  “The assistant attorney general for civil rights, Tom Perez, has assured Americans and members of Congress that the Voting Section [at DOJ] is looking very closely at the laws that have recently passed. They’ve acknowledged the concern that both I and others have expressed about the potential for these laws to have an undue and disproportionate impact on racial minorities and the poor. I trust that Tom Perez and Attorney General Eric Holder are reviewing these laws very seriously.”

MORE at PJ Tatler.

 WRAL has more.

National Journal.  Ouch: “In every reputable battleground state poll conducted over the past month, Obama’s support is weak. In most of them, he trails Republican front-runner Mitt Romney.  For all the talk of a closely fought 2012 election, if Obama can’t turn around his fortunes in states such as Michigan and New Hampshire, next year’s presidential election could end up being a GOP landslide.”

Felony guilty pleas.  RedState has more.