When Judicial Watch sues states over their failure to clean their voter rolls, we mean business!

That's why we just filed a new lawsuit to force California to clean its voter rolls after we uncovered a broad failure to clean up voter rolls in dozens of the state's counties.

Our historic 2017 lawsuit and settlement with California led to the removal of over 1.2 million ineligible voters in Los Angeles County alone...but our research and our new lawsuit shows there is still more work to do. 

When we achieve a settlement with a state about cleaning its voter rolls...which is the single best defense against voter fraud...we don't just walk away.

Our election law team, which is the best in the business, keeps monitoring to be sure the settlements are being honored.

And they are constantly analyzing the most up-to-date election data to determine if in other counties and states the number of registered voters exceeds the Census counts of eligible voters...which leads us to issue "warnings" and if necessary file lawsuits.

This is hard, time-consuming work...and it is expensive!

That's why I am so hopeful you will make a tax-deductible contribution to help us today.

With the generous support of our members, Judicial Watch has already forced the removal of more than 4.4 million ineligible voters from voter rolls across the country...

...and that means we have eliminated more than 4.4 million opportunities for voter fraud in this election year!

I don't believe that any of our work fighting for the rule of law is more important than our fight for honest elections.

And we must always be fully prepared to take on new challenges in this fight...because if Judicial Watch doesn't take on those challenges, no one else will.

It is really that simple, and it is why I urge you to add to your support today. We can’t do this election integrity work without you.

Please help us fight for you and for the rule of law with even more impact.

And if you do, I want you to know that every day all of us at Judicial Watch will be working to honor your trust in us.

Sincerely,

Thomas Fitton
President