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Greg Palast

Greg Palast

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Greg Palast is an investigative reporter, whose stories appear on BBC Television, The Guardian, Al Jazeera and Rolling Stone. You can read/watch his reports at GregPalast.com. He is the author of the NY Times bestsellers The Best Democracy Money Can Buy, Billionaires & Ballot Bandits, Armed Madhouse, and the highly acclaimed Vultures’ Picnic. You can stream his new film, Vigilante: Georgia’s Vote Suppression Hitman — introduced by Martin Sheen and narrated by Rosario Dawson — for a limited time at: VigilanteMovie.comAll rights reserved 政治・政府
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  • Election Crimes Bulletin: Special Save Your Vote Preview Edition

    Election Crimes Bulletin: Special Save Your Vote Preview Edition
    2026/08/24
    What happens when voter purges, restrictions on mail-in voting, disappearing ballot drop boxes, and new proof-of-citizenship requirements collide? In this edition of the Election Crimes Bulletin, investigative journalist Greg Palast joins Flashpoints host Dennis Bernstein to give listeners an exclusive preview of his new “Jim Crow Reloaded” project, which highlights the growing number of obstacles that could prevent millions of Americans from casting their ballots. Palast highlights several issues, including: 🗳️ Voter-roll purges that can remove eligible voters 📬 Increasing attacks and restrictions on mail-in voting 📦 The closure and reduction of ballot drop boxes in some communities 📮 Pressure on the U.S. Postal Service, including demands to withhold mail-in ballots unless voters appear on DOGE-approved citizenship lists 📄 New citizenship-document requirements that could create additional barriers for voters who lack passports or original birth certificates 👰‍♀️ New ID requirements that could block millions of married women who changed their name. Palast argues that these issues can compound one another—making it harder for people to register, receive a ballot, return it, or cast their vote in person. ▶️ Listen, share, stay informed, and learn how to navigate these obstacles and protect your vote at SaveYourVote.org #Flashpoints #GregPalast #JimCrowReloaded #SaveYourVote #VotingRights #USPS #MailInVoting #Election2026 #Democracy
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  • Thom Hartmann Program: Palast Launches Save Your Vote

    Thom Hartmann Program: Palast Launches Save Your Vote
    2026/08/25

    Over a hundred thousand people lost their right to vote in Florida. That's why Florida turned red. It's not that the voters turned red, the voter rolls turned red. That’s why we’re launching an emergency operation put together by the A-Team in voting rights: NAACP Atlanta, Rainbow PUSH, Black Voters Matter, Transformative Justice Coalition, top voting rights lawyers, and the Latino vote group SVREP. Learn how they can take your vote — and what you can do about it at: https://SaveYourVote.org
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  • Going Postal: The Fight Over Mail-In Ballots

    Going Postal: The Fight Over Mail-In Ballots
    2026/08/26

    The Supreme Court has temporarily cleared a major legal hurdle for Trump’s Executive Order 14399 targeting mail-in voting — but SCOTUS did not rule on whether the order itself is constitutional or lawful. In its August 24 decision, Trump v. California, the Court said the states challenging the order had not established the legal standing necessary to block it at this stage. Other court orders still prevent the full implementation of the EO, leaving the rules — and their impact on the 2026 elections —far from settled.

    Trump’s anti-mail-in ballot Executive Order directs the creation of state citizenship lists and calls for the US Postal Service to develop new procedures. The order states: “USPS shall not transmit mail-in or absentee ballots from any individual unless those individuals have been enrolled on a State-specific list.”

    In this episode of the Election Crimes Bulletin, investigative reporter Greg Palast and Flashpoints host Dennis Bernstein examine what these changes could mean for voters, election officials and the Postal Service. Palast argues that relying on inaccurate and incomplete government records to verify citizenship could create barriers for millions of eligible voters, while new USPS requirements could introduce confusion and logistical problems just weeks before ballots begin moving through the mail.

    The discussion goes beyond the immediate court ruling to ask a larger question: What happens when major changes to the way Americans vote are introduced so close to an election — and what can voters do to make sure their ballots are counted?

    Learn how to Save Your Vote at: https://SaveYourVote.org

    For more from Palast, subscribe to his Substack: https://gregpalastinvestigates.substack.com

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