New election integrity group will pour millions into paying, protecting whistleblowers on 'front lines'

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FIRST ON FOX: A recently formed nonprofit statement intends to beforehand predetermination integrity by compensating whistleblowers astatine nan crushed level who witnesser corruption first manus during nan predetermination process.

The Fair Election Fund will attraction its efforts connected predetermination organizers and concerned citizens who witnesser nan soul workings of elections first manus and will vet and salary whistleblowers who witnesser irregularities successful nan process. 

"The bulk of nan group’s fund will beryllium devoted to paying whistleblowers for illustration predetermination workers, organizers, and concerned citizens who person witnessed this corruption firsthand for sharing their stories," FEF said successful a property release. 

"All claims will beryllium vetted by Fair Election Fund’s squad of knowledgeable predetermination rule attorneys. The group will item these cases done fierce paid and earned media campaigns, nan first of which will statesman immediately."

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Voting booth (PAUL J. RICHARDS/AFP via Getty Images)

In a caller advertisement released connected Saturday, nan group explains that "elections are nan bedrock of our American experiment. 

"It’s portion of our core, but we tin only person assurance successful nan results if location is spot successful nan process. Across nan state location are existent cases and abuses successful nan strategy that person eroded our trust."

The advertisement cites efforts from nan Biden administration to registry voters that immoderate person warned could extremity up registering forbidden immigrants and non-eligible voters arsenic good arsenic cities crossed nan state who person pushed to let non-citizens to vote.

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Poll workers benignant retired ballots astatine nan Kenosha Municipal building connected Election Day, Nov. 3, 2020, successful Kenosha, Wis.  (Wong Maye-E/AP Photo)

The advertisement besides expresses concerns astir nan deficiency of elector ID successful immoderate places successful nan United States, efforts to curtail elector ID, concerns astir driblet boxes, mail-in ballots, and different imaginable vulnerabilities successful nan predetermination system. 

"The logic why our elections still deficiency nan integrity Americans merit is because those connected nan beforehand lines fearfulness they will suffer their livelihoods for speaking retired against those successful powerfulness - Not anymore," an charismatic acquainted pinch nan effort said successful nan property release.

"This inaugural will guarantee those who travel guardant to expose fraud and maltreatment successful our elections strategy will beryllium compensated and protected. This $5 cardinal money will radiance a ray connected nan corruption, extremity it, and reconstruct spot pinch nan American public."

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Poll workers benignant retired early and absentee ballots astatine nan Kenosha Municipal building connected Election Day, successful Kenosha, Wis. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E, File)

A Heritage Foundation database has documented astir 1,500 cases of confirmed elector fraud and almost 1,300 criminal convictions.

"Safe-and-secure elections matter, because arsenic tin beryllium seen by immoderate of nan documented cases successful Heritage's Voter Fraud Database, moreover a azygous ineligible aliases illegally formed ballot tin make nan quality successful an election--especially those astatine nan section level," Zack Smith, a Heritage Foundation elder ineligible fellow, posted connected X past month.

Andrew Mark Miller is simply a newsman astatine Fox News. Find him connected Twitter @andymarkmiller and email tips to [email protected].

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