Maryland
On February 27, 2024, United Sovereign Americans joined with Maryland Election Integrity, LLC, in filing a lawsuit in Maryland Federal Court against the Maryland State Board of Elections.
The suit cites multiple federal laws regarding election conduct, including Article 1, Section 2, of the U.S. Constitution, Sections 1 & 2 of the Fourteenth Amendment, the National Voter Registration Act, and the Help America Vote Act.
They allege…
79,392 current apparent registration violations.
1,699 duplicate registrations.
3,366 instances of active registrations without a certified U.S. Post Office mailing address.
5,680 instances of active registrants who moved at least 4 years ago.
605 instances of registrations with no residential address.
296 instances of active registrants with a nonstandard address.
1,218 instances of active registrants who are deceased.
883 instances of “age discrepant registration” (younger than 18 or older than 115).
They seek an injunction forcing the Maryland State Board of Elections to keep accurate voter rolls and enjoining them from certifying any future elections unless voter rolls are updated, registration records are corrected, and the entire voting process is reformed to follow all applicable federal and state laws. They also seek the decertification of the electronic voting system currently in use.
Finally, they ask the court to establish a Special Master to guide the Maryland State Board of Elections, among other things, to ensure changes are implemented prior to the November 2024 election to verify voters are U.S. citizens and the ballot custody process is corrected and auditable.