Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
By Michael Phillips | Riptide President Trump’s Thursday night address on election security came with something rare in American politics: a real-time paper trail. “Tonight, I am announcing the immediate …
The U.S. DOJ requested Maryland’s voter-roll data for election integrity checks, leading to a rejection by state officials citing privacy and state sovereignty. This refusal reflects political bias, as Maryland’s Democrats oppose scrutiny from a Republican-led DOJ but embrace similar inquiries from left-leaning administrations. The ongoing tension raises concerns about electoral transparency and accountability.
Maryland’s Election Data Standoff: Privacy, Politics, or Plain Stonewalling? Read More
The DOJ’s July 2025 letter to Maryland’s election officials highlights alarming voter registration issues, including an inflated 95.9% registration rate and numerous inactive records. Despite audits revealing dead and duplicate voters, Maryland officials deny problems, claiming privacy concerns. This situation raises questions about election integrity in a one-party state lacking transparency.
Maryland’s Bloated Voter Rolls Finally Face Federal Scrutiny Read More
Maryland’s elections officials face scrutiny over voter integrity after a DOJ letter questioned compliance with the National Voter Registration Act. A GOP legal warning alleges inaccuracies in voter rolls, with registration numbers exceeding eligible citizens. Critics highlight potential voter fraud risks, urging action before the 2026 elections to restore public trust.
Maryland’s Dirty Voter Rolls: Republicans Sound the Alarm as Feds Join Scrutiny Read More