Potential election problems in November are being caused by a” Zuckbucks” group that is using the disastrous consequences of Hurricane Helene to push for more money.
In an email sent to The Federalist on Thursday, Center for Tech and Civic Life Director Tiana Epps-Johnson wrote that “many election practices that were damaged by Hurricane Helene are in state that have prohibited charitable money for election management without a proportionate increase in state money.”
In order to target left-leaning areas and increase Democrat attendance, CTCL transferred more than$ 32 million from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to common election officials in 2020. Due to concerns of third-party involvement, 28 states have since banned election money like Zuckbucks. These states include Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, which are still recovering from Hurricane Helene.
Epps-Johson urged that “immediate people money” be sent to the six disturbed condition election departments in order to “get elections up online,” in addition to blaming Zuckbucks prohibitions for preventing post-hurricane election administration. She argued that Congress should provide “more normal funding to election offices” in the “long term” context. The message made reference to a text CTCL sent in May that demanded$ 400 million from Congress in preparation for the upcoming election.
A guideline on elections in hurricane-stricken places was provided to recipients, according to the party. According to the statement, CTCL requested a$ 500,000 donation from the FEMA or the Department of Homeland Security to each of the affected states ‘ election offices.
Finally, the guide demanded that state and federal legislatures adopt liberal election laws and offer “emergency funding.”  ,
” This is a critical part of a wrap-around strategy that state elections leaders and legislators may consider, such as waiving geographic or partisan poll worker restrictions, offering virtual poll worker training, or adjusting timelines to help offices meet staffing and other needs”, the guide read.
In order to coordinate with other leftist organizations and exert influence on election officials forward of November, CTCL established the United States Alliance for Election Excellence in 2022. CTCL has from announced a fresh round of “rural and nonmetro” poll offers, as The Federalist reported, and promoted related grants from the communist Institute for Responsive Government.
CTCL grew from the now-defunct New Organizing Institute — the” Democratic Party’s Hermione for modern wizardry”. Along with the New Venture Fund and the Hopewell Fund of black money tycoon Arabella Advisors, it receives funding from left-wing organizations like the Democracy Fund, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and the Skoll Foundation.
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The team author for election integrity is Logan Washburn. He graduated from Hillsdale College, served as Christopher Rufo’s journal assistant, and has bylines in The Wall Street Journal, The Tennessean, and The Daily Caller. Logan was born and raised in remote Michigan, but he is primarily from Central Oregon.