By Jennifer Cohn @jennycohn1 on Twitter
7/26/21
People sometimes ask me why I became an advocate of election security and transparency. One of the main reasons is that, in the wake of reports of Russian interference in 2016, I learned that public officials and others in leadership positions had provided…
By Jennifer Cohn, 11/27/21
One of America’s most prolific liars is a former naval intelligence officer-turned-far-right-agitator named Jack Posobiec. For those who are unaware, Posobiec was a member of Mike Flynn’s “digital army” in 2016, a protege of Roger Stone, and a correspondent” for One America News Network (OANN). He…
By Jennifer Cohn
November 17, 2021
Steve Bannon has been indicted for defying a congressional subpoena to provide documents and testimony regarding the January 6 attack on the US Capitol. …
By Jennifer Cohn Jennifer Cohn
November 10, 2021
By singling out Dominion, the GOP has successfully deflected from legitimate election-security concerns involving America’s largest voting machine vendor, ES&S.
By Jennifer Cohn, 5/23/21
Although you would never know it to hear Trump and his allies scream about Dominion Voting, it was ES&S that deservedly received criticism in recent years…
By Jennifer Cohn
April 29, 2021
In Georgia’s 2018 gubernatorial election, Democrat Stacey Abrams ran against Georgia’s Republican Secretary of State, Brian Kemp.
In 2017, Kemp’s office purged 560,000 voters from the voter rolls under the state’s “use it or lose it” policy, which dubiously assumes that a voter must…
By Jennifer Cohn
4/28/21
In 2018, Beto O’Rourke, a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives, tried to unseat Ted Cruz, a Republican member of the U.S. Senate.
The race between O’Rourke and Cruz received significant media attention and was the most expensive U.S. …
By Jennifer Cohn, 4/27/21
During the 2018 midterm election in Florida, the incumbent in the U.S. senate race was Democratic Senator Bill Nelson. His opponent was then Governor Rick Scott (R ).
Before entering politics, Nelson had served as a captain in the Army Reserve during the Vietnam War where…
By Jennifer Cohn
March 16, 2021
In 2002, Alabama’s democratic governor, Don Siegelman ran for reelection against Republican Bob Riley. Siegelman had previously served as attorney general, secretary of state, lieutenant governor, and governor. He was the only person to have held all four of these offices in Alabama. As…
By Jennifer Cohn
March 5, 2021
On March 28, 2016, soon after Donald Trump secured the Republican presidential nomination, the Trump campaign announced that it had hired a political operative named Paul Manafort to assist with the campaign.
Before joining the Trump campaign, Manafort had for years worked for a…
