Fair Election Fund Pays Whistleblowers Thousands of Dollars for Reporting Voting Irregularities
A newly formed election watchdog nonprofit organization, the Fair Election Fund, is making waves by offering “bounties” to election whistleblowers in an effort to promote election integrity. The group has announced that it will be awarding an initial $50,000 in bounties to whistleblowers who have reported voter fraud or irregularities in states like North Carolina and Michigan.
The Fair Election Fund was established earlier this year with the goal of promoting election integrity by incentivizing and protecting whistleblowers who come forward with first-hand knowledge of issues at polling places and election offices. The group has already received reports from whistleblowers across the country detailing issues such as receiving multiple ballots, delayed ballots, mailing address errors, and more.
Former congressman Doug Collins, a senior advisor to the Fair Election Fund, expressed his excitement over the success of the group’s incentives, stating that they are just scratching the surface of uncovering systemic problems within the election system. The group plans to expand its efforts into key swing states with a six-figure digital ad buy during the Olympics to raise awareness about election fraud.
The new ad, titled “We’re Watching,” will run in states like Arizona, Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and North Carolina, highlighting the importance of protecting the integrity of the voting process. The ad emphasizes the need for vigilance in safeguarding the right to vote and sends a clear message to those who may attempt to interfere with elections.
As the Fair Election Fund continues to grow and expand its reach, whistleblowers play a crucial role in exposing election fraud and ensuring that Americans can trust in the integrity of their voting process. With the upcoming elections on the horizon, the group’s efforts to root out fraud and protect the sanctity of the voting process are more important than ever.
