Election Protection Survey Confirmation Page (20EMA11)

Now that you’re aware of the issue, we need your help to expose more people to the truth about voter fraud…

You know that voter fraud is already an issue. You’re aware of the corruption.

But there are many, many Texans who don’t know that during the 2020 primary, confirmation of voter fraud was found in two locations in Texas—the Rio Grande Valley and Waco.

Many are unaware that private investigators have uncovered that senior citizens, college students, and immigrant communities are especially vulnerable to coercion, intimidation, and election thieves intercepting or “assisting” these voters in completing their ballots.

It’s happening right now, in our great state. And we are not going to stand by and let the votes of responsible, informed, hard-working Texans like you be sabotaged like this. 

That’s why we must actively educate voters about the very real threat of compromised and fake ballots drowning out their own vote.

Here’s what the team at the Texas Public Policy Foundation is doing: 

  • Rolling up our sleeves and working closely with the Texas Attorney General and the Secretary of State to combat voter fraud
  • Mobilizing a team of private investigators and analysts to conduct a deep-level analysis of voting patterns in Texas 
  • Exposing voter fraud to Texans through multiple communication platforms, including through traditional media 
  • Using these findings to actively elevate policy recommendations, legal changes, and recommendations for legislative changes

But as a nonprofit organization, your support is needed to help raise awareness of voter fraud to other Texans. 

Will you make a generous donation today to stop voter fraud in its tracks and preserve fair elections for Texas? 

If you’d like to make your gift on an automatic monthly basis, you’ll be added to the ranks of our Come and Take It Society and you’ll receive a beautiful keepsake coin and exclusive invitations to TPPF events.

Texas Public Policy Foundation is a non-profit organization (501(c)3), and your contribution is fully tax deductible.

Thank you so much for your donation to help stop Texas voter fraud. Your donation receipt will be sent to your inbox shortly.

If you have any questions or additional thoughts, please contact Seth Galemore, Director of Donor Communications, at [email protected] or (512) 472-2700.