EPEC Team Newsletter on Substack published some thoughts on Judicial Watch obtaining voter-maintenance records in VA that show thousands of noncitizens removed from rolls. We are re-publishing the post here on EPEC Team Central: For years, EPEC Team volunteer data scientists have been reporting on the growing number of noncitizens…...
Noncitizens Are Being Held Over on VA’s Voter Rolls
Republished from DigitalPollWatchers.org, by Jon Lareau, Executive Director, EPEC Team We have updated our previous analysis of noncitizens on Virginia’s voter rolls with a voting history. The Commonwealth’s new policy is that declared noncitizens are not to be removed from voter rolls for 90 days prior to primary and midterm…...
SCOTUS Sides with Post-Election Mail-in Ballots
From the EPEC Team Newsletter The United States Supreme Court’s 5-4 ruling in Watson v Republican National Committee, allowing mail-in ballots to be counted after election day in at least 14 if not more states, is only likely to erode Americans’ trust in election results. That’s EPEC Team’s initial response…...
Spaces in Voter-List Registrations = Room for Manipulation
By Rick Naigle, EPEC Data Senior Analyst [EPEC Team is delving into new election laws that are coming online in Virginia, and their impact on voter-list accuracy. Today’s analysis looks at empty spaces in voter registration lists.] As Senior Data Analyst for Electoral Process Education Corporation (EPEC Team), I recently…...
EPEC Team updates List of Noncitizens Who Vote in VA
By Jonathan Lareau, volunteer Chief Technology Officer, EPEC Team Reprinted from DigitalPollWatchers.org We have updated our previous analysis with the latest information from Virginia’s Department of Elections data. (See prior reports from March 2024, July 2024, Sept 2024, Oct 2024, Nov 2024, Dec 2024, March 2025 and August 2025.) Abstract:…...
Virginia’s Move to Slash Voter-List Prices Was Long Overdue
From EPEC Team Newsletter: The National Voter Registration Act mandates that voting records be available to the public or qualified groups at a “reasonable” cost. Federal court rulings in Illinois, Maryland, and Virginia from 2012 (Project Vote/Voting for America, Inc. v. Long) have affirmed the intent of section 8 of…...
DOJ Withdraws Voter-List Maintenance Case Against VA
The Trump administration’s Department of Justice filed a motion this week to withdraw from a lawsuit the Biden DOJ had filed against Virginia to stop it from conducting voter-list maintenance under the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA). (See the brief motion here.) Courthouse News reported that U.S. District Court Judge…...
SCOTUS Stay a ‘Win for Election Fairness’
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin called the U.S. Supreme Court’s stay of a lower federal court ruling that ordered the Commonwealth to return noncitizens to the voter rolls a “win for common sense and election fairness.” The Supreme Court order, issued earlier today, says the Oct. 25th order of the United…...
VA Files SCOTUS Appeal Over Last-Minute Order to Put Noncitizens Back on Voter Rolls
In a fast-moving case that upended Virginia’s ongoing early voting period, Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares filed an emergency appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court On Oct. 28 after the Fourth Circuit sided with the Dept. of Justice and leftwing progressive groups and ordered the Dept. of Elections to put…...
DOJ Meets Blowback over Voter-List Suit
From EPEC Team Substack: DOJ Joins the Fray in Attempt to Block Voter-List Maintenance After leftwing progressive groups filed suit against Virginia’s Department of Elections in a bid to stop routine voter-list maintenance required by federal law, the Dept. of Justice followed the same week with a nearly-exact complaint. After…...
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