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Yavapai Speaks: Interviews with Sen Mark Finchem, and Rep. Neal Carter, Speaker Pro Tem of the Arizona House

Dr. Lyle Rapacki interviews Senator Mark Finchem and Representative Neal Carter, Speaker Pro Tem, of the House, on the first day of Arizona’s legislative session. Senator Finchem talked about some of the issues that Yavapai County is facing, such as the Rodeo grounds, State Route 89 through the Dells, and election integrity. Senator Finchem is […]

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Op-Ed: Vote-By-Mail Is Now Even Less Secure

America seems to have succumbed to the convenience of using mail-in ballots at the expense of chain-of-custody, security, and transparency. Even former president Jimmy Carter (GA-D) and former presidential chief-of-staff James Baker (R) warned us that mail-in voting was the surest way to corrupt elections in the future, and they admonished policymakers to avoid the

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Center for Arizona Policy Action Endorses Mark Finchem

Mark Finchem is proud to receive the endorsement of the Center for Arizona Policy Action (CAP Action). CAP Action “educates Arizona citizens on public policy issues pertaining to sanctity of life, marriage and family, and religious freedom, and encourages civic engagement.” Announcing the endorsement, CAP Action noted that their “endorsements are based on a variety

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Mark Finchem, Gen. Michael Flynn & Gregg Phillips on Tommy’s Podcast (9/18/2024)

Mark Finchem joins Gen. Michael Flynn and Greg Phillips on Tommy’s Podcast to discuss (among other topics), the decline of nations and the fall of America to socialism, the corruption of our elections, legal paths to restoring public accountability, and what the November election could look like. Watch now:

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The Tennessee Political Corruption Story is But a Snapshot

September 11, 2024, Scottsdale, AZ: The Election Fairness Institute, Inc. (EFI) is an IRS-approved 501(c)(3), engaged in the analysis of election procedure, process, and system components that demonstrate potential defects impacting election security, transparency and ultimately integrity. Such defects cut across all political lines and get to the heart of the “Equal Protection” clause of the

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