Tom Fitton

In terms of spoiled ballots, in the last presidential election that Ireland had in 2018, about 1% was spoiled.

In this election, you're seeing numbers that are 15 percent, right, 15 times in comparison.

Additionally, you have a lower turnout in this election.

So that combination between greatly increased spoil votes, many of those votes, of course, carried messages, Steve, that you've referenced.

A lot of them voted for Trump.

actually, as it turns out.

And then further depressed turnout.

This election shows the rage of the Irish people.

Well, Judicial Watch has been cleaning up the voting rolls.

The federal law requires the states to take reasonable steps to clean up the rolls.

That means if someone is registered and moves away or dies or realizes they're not supposed to vote because they're an alien, they're supposed to remove their names eventually.

And that has not been done across the country.

And we were the first group to begin enforcing this law privately, suing privately.

to get the states to clean up.

And in the last few years, it's resulted in 5 million names being removed from the rolls.

I call it dirty names.

They're dirty election rolls that have been cleaned up.

California and LA, they removed 1.2 million names thanks to a settlement.

In New York, we sued Steve.

We went in.