Updates & Press

Rep. Byron Donalds represents Florida’s 19th congressional district. Before the election was even called, Rep. Donalds was pushing lies about the validity of the outcome, tweeting that “it is critical that we have the resources to fight back against the Left’s attempt to overthrow election integrity. Please contribute to…

Rep. Scott DesJarlais represents Tennessee’s 4th congressional district. Rep. DesJarlais began promoting lies about the election results while votes were still being counted. On Nov. 6, he tweeted that “I know it’s so frustrating to watch this mail-in ballot scheme unfold. We all resisted it, including the President. Unfortunately,…

Rep. Warren Davidson represents Ohio’s 8th congressional district.  Despite no evidence of widespread fraud in the 2020 election, Rep. Davidson stated he would “object to electors from states that failed to uphold the equal protection principle of one person, one vote and where that failure made the intent of…

Rep. Rick Crawford represents Arkansas’s 1st district in the House. He has the distinction of being the only member of the Arkansas congressional delegation to object to certification of the Electoral College results.  Despite no evidence of widespread fraud or other irregularities, Rep. Crawford tweeted that actions…

Rep. Tom Cole represents Oklahoma’s 4th congressional district. Rep. Cole was not one of the Republican House members to sign onto the failed Texas amicus brief. He was one of the Republican members to object to the certification of the electoral college votes, an effort meant to undermine many American…

Rep. Andrew Clyde represents Georgia’s 9th district. On Nov. 10, Rep. Clyde signed onto a letter addressed to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. Along with Marjorie Taylor Greene and the rest of Georgia’s Republican representatives, Rep. Clyde wrote that he was “deeply concerned by continued, serious allegations of voting…

Rep. Michael Cloud represents Texas’s 27th congressional district. More than a month after the election and the results of the 2020 presidential election were clear, Rep. Cloud was still focused on demanding election integrity and blaming the media and Department of Justice for not doing enough. Rep. Cloud…

Rep. Ben Cline represents Virginia’s 6th district. On Nov. 6, before millions of ballots had been counted, Rep. Cline wrote to AG Barr requesting him to commit to investigate the election, citing “widespread reports of irregularities, particularly in the vote counting process.” After it was clear that Trump had…

Rep. Steve Chabot represents Ohio’s 1st congressional district. Rep. Chabot, unlike most House Republicans, did not sign onto the Texas amicus brief.  However, Rep. Chabot did not make the results of the 2020 presidential election clear for his constituents. Instead, he voted to object to the certification of the…

Rep. Buddy Carter represents Georgia’s 1st district in the House. Rep. Carter was a signatory of the Texas amicus brief which would’ve disenfranchised voters in his home state, as well as Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. He alleged the states “unconstitutionally bypassed their state legislatures to change how presidential electors…