Here are 4 election things you may not have noticed, but these short items are important:
1. Investigation: Noncitizens Who Illegally Voted
The Trump Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating voter fraud of noncitizen voters.
In the last few months, the DOJ has procured two dozen noncitizen voting arrests with 90 more cases under investigation.
So far only a dozen states have cooperated. So far, they have discovered over 250,000 noncitizens on the voter rolls.
A much larger group of illegal voters is expected to be found in noncooperating states such as California, New York, New Jersey and Illinois.
The SAVE Act would stop this threat to the U.S. Republic.
2. Qatar: Influencing America’s Elections
Qatar has spent money to generate favorable influence in America.
The Free Press tracked roughly $100 billion in such spending. Qatar was the seventh-most-spending foreign nation on lobbying and public relations in the U.S. from 2016 through 2024, totaling $260.4 million.
DOJ records show that since 2020, Qatari foreign agents have engaged in some 7,400 political communications with American lawmakers.
Qatar also extends its influence through its media conglomerate, Al Jazeera, which reached over 14 billion views on its social media pages in 2023.
3. The Most Important Election in 2026 Deciding the Winner for President in 2028
Arizona’s secretary of state could decide who wins the 2028 presidential election.
Secretaries of States have enormous power in running honest elections, fighting voter fraud and deciding how the state will turn out.
Arizona is a swing state… and one where the election integrity fight is most intense.
4. Behind the Scenes: Silicon Valley’s Biggest Election Donors
Silicon Valley has sent over $500 million into key state and national elections.
Cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, Big Tech, and online betting corporations have spent $294 million on 2026 races.
For example, the AI-focused Leading the Future PAC has $31 million in cash for the election.
And Public First Action plans to spend in 50-60 races on AI.