"Nonprofit voter registration" doesn't sound interesting.
Nonprofit voter registration, or the use of tax-exempt charitable organizations to conduct and fund voter registration drives, is one of the most important and underreported political scandals of our time.
Nonprofit voter registration, and the get-out-the-vote activities that usually accompany it, have become the heart of a billion-dollar industry in America.
The voter registration industry has always retreated behind the fig-leaf of "Nonpartisanship" when necessary, which has protected it from serious scrutiny.
The report reveals the untold story of a nondescript charity named the "Voter Registration Project" that was used to funnel over $100 million into a five-year voter registration scheme hatched by Clinton campaign operatives to help Democrats win elections in 2020.
The report even shows several of the plan's major donors admitting, in signed tax forms, that their "Charitable" grants to the Voter Registration Project were made for the express purpose of supporting the super PAC that had recommended it to them.
Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, Americans are expected to believe the excuse, given on the Everybody Votes Campaign's new website, that their left-wing donors are merely "Committed to creating a more representative democracy by building and supporting large-scale, long-term voter registration in communities of color." Their website notably boasts that 76% of the 5.1 million voters they have registered were people of color, but then curiously declines to mention which states said people of color were from.
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