Our Programs
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Voter Roll Data Analysis
FVF offers a specialized program for analyzing registered voter data to aid voter roll cleanup efforts. We offer detailed analysis reports on double-registered voters to verified/vetted election integrity organizations. Request data here.
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Suspect Voter Fraud?
Your voice matters. If you suspect voter fraud, you can report it directly to our team. All information provided to us is thoroughly researched and investigated. Any potential violations uncovered will be forwarded to the appropriate State and/or Federal authorities for further action. Email us!
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Removing Non-Citizens From The Voter Rolls
Secretaries of State can identify and remove non-U.S. citizens and illegal immigrants from voter rolls using guidelines outlined by the RNC Counsel’s Office, including cross-referencing voter registration data with federal and state resources, like immigration and DMV records and conducting periodic audits.
Resources
FVF, Inc. investigated election official compliance across Connecticut—and the findings are alarming. Only 29 towns fully complied with FOIA requests, while the Secretary of the State’s Office failed to provide complete and accurate data.
Investigation of Connecticut’s Registrars
If you are registered to vote and would like to cancel or withdraw your voter registration, please follow your state and/or local election office’s guidelines. States and local jurisdictions have different options for voters who wish to cancel their voter registration.
Voter Registration Cancellations
Voter Roll Challenge Guidelines by State
Below is a link to the latest Challenge Guidelines by State spreadsheet, compiled by True the Vote.
Please note: The July 2024 dates listed reflect precautionary deadlines based on counties that may follow a 90-day rule prior to early voting. These are not definitive across all counties.
Important Considerations: In states requiring affidavits, some counties may ask for notarized affidavits, while others may not. This variation is yet another example of the inconsistencies in the voter roll challenge process. Best Practice: Always contact your local Elections Administrator (EA) to clarify your county’s specific process.
Absentee/Mail Ballot Receipt Deadlines
This resource from NCSL.org specifically outlines receipt and postmark deadlines for voters covered under the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA), which may differ from the deadlines that apply to domestic absentee voters.
