🚨Election Denial Groups Target Nursing Homes With Voter Fraud Claims
Election Integrity Network Pushes Voter Fraud Claims in Nursing Homes
TL;DR
Election Integrity Network and Project Civica are pushing claims of voter fraud in nursing homes, despite CMS rejecting such allegations. Senators warn new rules could disenfranchise nursing home residents.
Election Integrity Network and Project Civica are targeting nursing homes with claims of widespread voter fraud, despite the Wisconsin Election Commission and CMS rejecting these claims. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Alex Padilla warn that new CMS rules could intimidate nursing home staff from assisting residents in voting. The groups are creating toolkits and social media campaigns to question nursing homes about alleged voter fraud. With less than a month before the midterms, this push could undermine trust in the voting process for elderly residents.
Key Points
Election Integrity Network recruiting followers to contact nursing homes about alleged voter fraud.
Project Civica launched 'Adopt a Care Facility' campaign, claiming public cases of voter fraud.
CMS memo in July removed previous guidance, threatening prosecution for staff assisting residents.
Senators Warren and Padilla slammed CMS changes, warning of disenfranchising nursing home residents.
Wisconsin Election Commission rejected claims of voter fraud in nursing homes, citing lack of evidence.
Why It Matters
Election Integrity Network and Project Civica are pushing voter fraud claims in nursing homes, despite no proven cases. Senators warn new CMS rules could intimidate nursing home staff from assisting residents in voting. This could disenfranchise elderly voters and undermine trust in the voting process.
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