Patriots, we're witnessing what happens when Republicans actually fight back against election shenanigans. The North Carolina State Board of Elections just caved to pressure from the Republican National Committee and agreed to clean up their voter rolls by removing noncitizens who shouldn't be voting in the first place.
The settlement, reached this week, requires North Carolina officials to cross-reference jury duty questionnaires with voter registration data to identify people who admitted they're not U.S. citizens – and then kick them off the rolls where they never should have been registered.
The RNC's official Vote Protect account celebrated the victory on social media: "🚨 ELECTION INTEGRITY WIN 🚨 The RNC and @NCGOP sued to get people who admitted on jury duty questionnaires that they were not U.S. citizens removed from North Carolina voter rolls. This week, because of our lawsuit, the State Board of Elections agreed to do just that."
Think about this for a second, folks. How many noncitizens have been sitting on North Carolina's voter rolls this entire time? How many elections might have been affected by people who had no legal right to cast a ballot? These are the questions the mainstream media won't ask because they don't want you thinking too hard about election integrity.
Conservative voices on social media are calling this exactly what it is – a long-overdue step toward ensuring only American citizens decide American elections. As one Twitter user noted, "A storm is brewing, and the truth is stepping into the light."
This victory comes at a perfect time for the Trump-Vance administration, which has made election integrity a cornerstone of its America First agenda. When Republicans actually use the legal system to fight for clean elections instead of just complaining, amazing things happen.
The fact that North Carolina had to be sued to do something this basic – removing admitted noncitizens from voter rolls – tells you everything you need to know about how seriously Democrats take election integrity. They don't.
How many other states are harboring noncitizens on their voter rolls right now, and will it take lawsuits to force them to clean house too?