Election Integrity

The sanctity of the ballot box is under a full-fledged assault by an entrenched political class in Washington hellbent on undermining the agency of its own citizens in service of perpetual power.

Explosions of vote-by-mail efforts and congressional attempts to permanently strip states of their sovereign responsibility to regulate elections make voter fraud a permanent feature of our electoral process and provide the perfect opportunity for corrupt political elites. Voters must have the faith that their vote is capable of effecting change lest the republic and our federalist system enter a freefall of no-confidence from which it may never return.

Primer: How the Senate Can Secure a SAVE Act Win

July 28, 2026 | by CRA Staff

America is bigger than a single unelected staffer. It’s time for the Senate majority to recognize that truth, stop putting itself first, and finally prioritize the people from whom it derives its own legitimacy.

The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact: A Backdoor Attempt to Rewrite the Constitution Without Amending It

July 21, 2026 | by CRA Staff

The NPVIC would be the type of interstate compact requiring congressional consent, and Congress can act now by expressly denying consent to the compact through ordinary legislation.

Primer: The Interstate Compact Complication: The Left’s Backdoor Attempt to Abolish the Electoral College

July 20, 2026 | by Benjamin Osborne

Marketed as “election reform,” the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact is in reality a coordinated effort by progressive states to bypass Article V, nationalize presidential elections, and replace the Constitution’s federal republic with a system of raw democracy.

Primer: Additional Reforms Ahead of the 2030 Census to Counter the 2020 Census Fraud

March 6, 2026 | by CRA Staff

Census fraud is a critical issue in the lead-up to the 2030 Census. Americans do not have accurate political representation due to operational failures, incompetence, and ideologically driven distortions within the bureau’s upper echelon.

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Explainer: The Talking Filibuster

February 6, 2026 | by CRA Staff

If the Republican majority can outlast the Democrat minority speeches or can exhaust enough Democrat senators to the point of signing a cloture petition to end debate, then a final vote on the SAVE America Act would take place at a simple majority threshold of 51 votes.

Differential Privacy in the 2020 Census Explained

August 21, 2025 | by CRA Staff

For the first time in history, the U.S. Census Bureau used differential privacy on the data obtained during the 2020 Census. The downstream consequences of using differential privacy in the Census data set may have played a significant role in tilting the political scales favorably toward Democrats for apportionment and redistricting purposes, and other ramifications.

Primer: Republishing the 2020 Census

August 8, 2025 | by Benjamin Osborne

Republishing a corrected census is not just a technical fix; it is an act of constitutional repair. It signals that political representation in the United States flows from lawful presence and civic belonging and not from numerical manipulation or bureaucratic algorithms.

The 2020 Census Fraud: How Differential Privacy Skewed Representation

August 7, 2025 | by Wade Miller , Andrew White

The elimination of differential privacy is of paramount importance for restoring political power to citizens and ensuring that the will of voters is upheld. It is the main cause of the error-riddled 2020 Census and operates as the “ace up the sleeve” for those who want to mask the citizenship status of individuals who are counted.