Super Bowl-winning Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker dropped a new ad called “Protect Your Faith. Vote Trump” on Election Day, calling for Christians to “vote to keep God in America.” “Christians! Head to the polls today,” Butker’s X post on Tuesday promoting the ad read. “Vote to keep God in America. Vote President Trump.” The nearly two-minute long video from Butker’s Upright political action committee warns that “faith is under attack” from “Kamala Harris and the radical Democrats.”  “Kamala Harris has repeatedly rebuked Christians, undermining the values that built our great nation,” the ad said. “They say our beliefs don’t belong in public life. They [liberals] mock and dismiss those of us who find strength in faith.” Christians! Head to the polls today. Vote to keep God in America. Vote President Trump. pic.twitter.com/dSc4RbaghJ — Harrison Butker (@buttkicker7) November 5, 2024 The ad then pointed out that things can change with Donald Trump as president, reminding viewers he “has stood up for religious freedom, the right to worship and the right to live our religious faith without fear.” “This November, vote to protect your faith,” the ad concluded. “Vote to keep God in America. President Trump standing with Christians. Standing with America.” MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ Earlier this month, Butker announced that he was throwing his support behind the former president. Speaking on Fox News’ “The Ingraham Angle,” Butker said he was endorsing “the most pro-life president … Donald Trump.” “The [pro-life] topic is the most crucial topic for me,” Butker said. “I want us to be fighting for the most vulnerable, fighting for the unborn, and that’s what we should prioritize,” he added. “I think you have to vote for whoever is gonna be the most pro-life and we have to be prayerful men that put God first. I think that’s what’s going to be best for our country.” The NFL kicker made headlines earlier this year after he gave a commencement address at Benedictine College, a Catholic university in Kansas, in which he praised his wife for being a “homemaker,” called out President Joe Biden’s support for abortion, and criticized Pride Month.  

Maricopa County’s voter registration system glitch has left many questioning the integrity of the upcoming elections. This is not the first time the largest county in Arizona has been the center of controversy. Is everything on the up and up. Voter Registration Glitch Details A technical issue in Maricopa County’s voter registration system disrupted the voting eligibility of 218,000 citizens. The problem was a result of incomplete data oversight from the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD). This data deficiency meant that voters who had their licenses issued before October 1996 were mistakenly classified. Secretary of State Adrian Fontes testified about this system error and its implications on voter registration. The Maricopa County Recorder’s Office swiftly took action to mitigate the effects, restoring the status of 98,000 voters. Affected voters were initially marked as needing proof of citizenship, but their original status was restored regardless of new registration forms submitted without required documentation. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Blaney orders @AZSecretary Fontes to release the names of the original 98k voters who were mistakenly listed due to an MVD glitch as having provided proof of citizenship with their voter registration. — Jeremy Duda (@jeremyduda) October 31, 2024 Legal and Political Repercussions The Arizona Supreme Court ordered a list of noncitizens registered to vote to be disclosed. This ruling followed a lawsuit filed by the America First Legal on behalf of local entities, which argued that over 35,000 voters lacked proof of citizenship. The discrepancy in voter registration has sparked concerns about election integrity, with Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer expressing worries over voter safety and list accuracy. The court sided with Secretary of State Fontes, stating that voters registered long ago and attested to their citizenship under penalty of law. The decision allows these voters to participate in state and local races, despite database errors previously misclassifying citizens. The Maricopa County Recorder’s Office says tens of thousands of voter registration forms were received damaged, torn or blank ahead of the election. https://t.co/Iod27OUtGV — ABC15 Arizona (@abc15) November 5, 2024 Election Impact and Response This glitch, primarily affecting Maricopa County residents of various political affiliations, comes amidst heightened scrutiny over election processes in Arizona. Election officials, although welcoming the court’s decision, are tasked with updating the proofs of citizenship for affected voters after the election. Voter John Groseclose expressed his relief over the resolution of this issue, reflecting a common sentiment among many potentially impacted voters. As the importance of election integrity continues to dominate discussions, Maricopa County’s handling of this glitch will be closely watched. Ensuring the accuracy of voter rolls and the legality of eligible participants is crucial as the elections approach. Sources: Phoenix is at the center of voter sketchiness again. Fraud in Maricopa? The post Election Concerns Rise as Technical Glitch Disrupts Voter Registrations appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

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