Listen up, folks, because if you thought the swamp was only in D.C., think again. Minnesota, that frozen liberal utopia run by the likes of Tim Walz, has cooked up a voting system so riddled with holes it’s basically an open invitation to cheat. We’re talking same-day registration where one guy can “vouch” for eight others, no questions asked, no ID needed. And get this—if you’re in an assisted living facility, the staff can vouch for every single resident in the joint. Unlimited. Yeah, you read that right. This isn’t some back-alley scam; it’s state law, and it’s been begging for abuse for years. With fresh scandals bubbling up and the feds finally cracking down, it’s time to drag this nonsense into the light.
The Ridiculous Rules That Make Cheating a Breeze
Here’s how this clown show works: On Election Day, if you show up without proof of residency, no problem. Just grab a registered voter from your precinct, have them sign a little oath saying you’re legit, and boom—you’re voting. That one voter? They can do this for up to eight people. Eight! But wait, there’s a catch—sort of. If someone vouched for you, you can’t turn around and vouch for others. Small mercy, I guess, but it doesn’t stop the chain from starting.
Now, crank it up a notch for assisted living spots, nursing homes, or other residential facilities. A staff member—just one employee—can vouch for every eligible voter in the entire building. All they need is something like a badge to prove they work there. No cap on the number. We’re talking potentially hundreds of votes rubber-stamped by a single person. This has been the law since the 1970s, but in a state that’s flooded with migrants and welfare schemes, it’s like leaving the bank vault wide open during happy hour.
Fraud? What Fraud? Oh, Just the Massive Kind
This vouching garbage doesn’t just look bad—it screams fraud. Imagine a tight-knit group, say from a community with a history of organized scams, rounding up folks who might not even live where they claim. No ID check, no real verification, just a signature and a wink. We’ve seen waves of welfare fraud in Minnesota, with over $250 million siphoned off in a child care feeding program scam that hit the headlines back in 2022 and keeps unraveling. Court cases piled up—dozens charged, millions clawed back. Fast forward to late 2025, and the revelations keep coming: more indictments, more stolen taxpayer cash.
Tie that to voting, and it’s a nightmare. Same-day registration means ballots get cast before anyone can double-check. By the time red flags pop up—maybe months later—it’s too late. The votes are in, the election’s over. Critics have hammered this for years, pointing to how vouching creates loopholes big enough to drive a bus through. In a state where elections can swing on a few thousand votes, this setup isn’t just sloppy; it’s engineered for manipulation. And with no real penalties biting until way after the fact, why wouldn’t fraudsters line up?
“Did you know that in 2008 more than 500,000 voters
— or nearly 19% of all voters in Minnesota —
registered on Election Day?
Did you know that former Senator Al Franken was elected by 312 votes?” pic.twitter.com/miLgwfVB6C
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) December 31, 2025
Harmeet Dhillon: The Hammer Dropping on Minnesota’s Mess
Enter Harmeet Dhillon, the no-nonsense Assistant Attorney General who’s finally putting the screws to this farce. Back in September 2025, she slapped Minnesota with a lawsuit over their voter rolls, demanding they cough up the lists after they dragged their feet. Turns out, the state was sitting on potentially hundreds of thousands of ineligible names—dead people, duplicates, you name it. By December, she expanded the dragnet, suing over a dozen states total, but Minnesota stayed in the crosshairs.
Today I sent Secretary Simon a letter demanding records pertaining to Minnesota’s “vouching” system for voter registration, pursuant to my authority under the Civil Rights Act of 1960.
This system seems facially inconsistent with the Help America Vote Act of 2002. We’ll see! pic.twitter.com/sqkqdqfGSF
— AAGHarmeetDhillon (@AAGDhillon) January 2, 2026
Fast forward to January 2, 2026—today—and Dhillon ramps it up. She fires off a letter to Minnesota’s Secretary of State demanding every scrap of data on voters who used the vouching system. All records, no excuses. She’s zeroing in on how this “corrupt” process—no ID, one person vouching for eight, unlimited in facilities—opens the door wide for abuse. Amid the ongoing welfare fraud probes, where networks exploited loose rules to rake in millions, Dhillon’s pushing to expose if the same rot infected elections. She’s not stopping at demands; the Justice Department is gearing up for full enforcement, forcing cleanups before the midterms hit.
This isn’t just paperwork—it’s a gut punch to the cheats who’ve gamed the system for too long. Dhillon’s making it clear: America’s elections won’t be a free-for-all anymore.
Time to End the Insanity
Minnesota’s vouching racket isn’t democracy; it’s a joke that’s cost us fair elections and taxpayer trust. With Dhillon on the warpath, we’re finally seeing action to plug these holes. But don’t kid yourself—the left will fight tooth and nail to keep their loopholes open. America First means secure votes, no exceptions. If we don’t crush this now, we’ll be dealing with stolen elections forever. Stay vigilant, folks—this fight’s just heating up.