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Call to Action

Election Integrity

is VITAL

to insuring the future

of our

Constitutional Republic.

We encourage candidates

in all elections

to promote

election integrity concerns

by showcasing it prominently

in their platform.

If you are a candidate

for public office,

a grassroots leader,

or a Patriot,

and be part of the movement.

The following

organizations and individuals

have committed

to pushing for Election Integrity:

Maryland Republican Election Integrity Committee

William Newton - former candidate for US Senate

Anjali Reed Phukan - former candidate for MD Comptroller

ALERT!

Maryland Suspends Election law!

DATES AND TIMES FOR THE CANVASSING AND OPENING

OF MAIL-IN BALLOTS

AND THE REPORTING OF UNOFFICIAL RESULTS OF

THE MAIL-IN BALLOT

VOTE TABULATION

Please note that, pursuant to action taken by the State Board of Elections at its August 19, 2020 meeting under the authority granted it by the Governor’s June 19, 2020 Order Extending Certain Licenses, Permits, Registrations, and Other Governmental Authorizations, and Authorizing Suspension of Legal Time Requirements, the following dates and times prescribed by the Maryland Code relating to the canvass of mail-in ballots, the opening of mail-in ballots and the reporting of unofficial results by local boards of election have been suspended and modified

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MARYLAND ELECTION LAW

FAILED

§ 1-201. Statement of purpose.The intention of this article is that the conduct of elections should inspire public confidence and trust by assuring that:

(1) all persons served by the election system are treated fairly and equitably;

(2) all qualified persons may register and vote and that those who are not qualified do not vote;

(3) those who administer elections are well-trained, that they serve both those who vote and those who seek votes, and that they put the public interest ahead of partisan interests;

(4) full information on elections is provided to the public, including disclosure of campaign receipts and expenditures;

(5) citizen convenience is emphasized in all aspects of the election process;

(6) security and integrity are maintained in the casting of ballots, canvass of votes, and reporting of election results;

(7) the prevention of fraud and corruption is diligently pursued; and

(8) any offenses that occur are prosecuted.

Maryland Senate Runs Amuck Using COVID-19 as Cover

Judicial Proceedings Committee Met In Unheard-Of

Out of Session Hearings

to Advance 14 Anti-Police Bills

September 21,22 and 23, the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee met to hear 14 Democrat-only "Police Reform" bills over the objections of Committee Republicans. The intent of this anti-police move was to speed the bills through the process when the legislature legitimately reconvenes in January.

JPR Committee Member Senator Bob Cassilly, posted an overview of some of the impacts if these bills pass:

- Create a legal presumption that any police use of physical force is unreasonable.

- Repeal the Law Enforcement Officer’s Bill of Rights. (From Senator Ready: Imagine the Democratic Party going after any other employee union's collective bargaining agreement through legislation! Would never happen.)

- Prohibit courts from allowing police to enter a building without knocking on the door, even when a court finds that doing so jeopardizes the lives of people in the building or the officers.

- Protect violent, armed attackers by prohibiting police departments from obtaining free, military surplus, bullet proof vehicles that police now use in hostage rescues missions.

- Super size a statewide prosecutor to aggressively pursue alleged crimes by police officers while hardened criminals roam the streets of Baltimore with impunity.

- Place unlimited liability on local jurisdictions for police negligence, making it financially impossible for local jurisdictions operate police departments.

- Seek to publicly shame police officers with published lists of mere allegations of police misconduct.

- Transfer to a non-police board the power of the Sheriffs and Chiefs to determine administrative sanctions for police misconduct.

These hearings are a major departure from the Senate’s usual practice of dedicating summer hearings to bi-partisan studies and discussion of major issues. I stand proudly with our police departments. Our Republican JPR members - and entire Republican caucus - are united in supporting our law enforcement. I've worked directly with our local law enforcement officials and all recognize that there are some areas where improvement can be made but it comes with better training - which we are already improving in the state - and with communities working WITH the police, not treating them as adversaries.

Legislators Object to Lawless Act

Mass

Vote Fraud Plagues

Multiple States

Including Maryland

Mail-in ballots are a highly fraud-prone method of voting as seen in several states in November.

Multiple methods of vote fraud were documented across several states. Similar vote irregularities have been found in Maryland.

Compiled news reports of vote fraud

Maryland

Board of Elections'

Lack of Accountability

Endangers Election Integrity

Public Information Act

Requests Routinely go unanswered.

Meaningful public oversight of election processes are routinely denied during elections and during canvassing.

Details Coming Soon!

Anarchy

Can you see the lie?

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