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State Rep. Matty Blumenthal, House Chairman of the Connecticut General Assembly’s Government Administration and Elections Committee and an attorney, and State Sen. Mae Flexer are worried about the "safety" of Connecticut's elections.

Especially since the FBI executed a search warrant to collect evidence from the 2020 election at the Fulton County, Georgia state election warehouse... after local officials ignored two prior subpoenas.

Blumenthal and Flexer promised "Georgia’s results were exhaustively verified..." even though that is not true.

The Federalist recently reported that 315,000 votes were illegally certified in Georgia in 2020; Biden supposedly won Georgia by less than 12,000 votes.

Yet Blumenthal and Flexer didn't tell people about the illegal certifications.

They wanted people to instead remain fearful that Trump will take control of "ballot boxes across America" through a "raw power grab" as part of a full-on "authoritarian takeover."

That fearfulness will help pave the way for the elections committee to propose new legislation that would impact:

1. Polling Places and Election Infrastructure: Would restrict federal officials—or anyone else—from access to Connecticut polling locations, election offices, or ballots without explicit authorization from Connecticut election officials or judicial oversight; also would prohibit unauthorized law enforcement activity within set distances of polling and elections locations without a judicial warrant.
2. Connecticut voter data: Would regulate the accessibility of voter information, allowing for sharing only under limited circumstances with judicial oversight. (Note that Connecticut already shares voter data with ERIC, a voter roll maintenance organization with ties to Soros.)
3. Memes and "deepfakes": Would make it illegal to create or distribute "deepfakes" about candidates or election procedures within 90 days of an election unless they’re labeled as artificial or are satire protected by the First Amendment.

"No one saw this Georgia raid coming," wrote Blumenthal and Flexer. "A key Trump ally recently called for him to deploy ICE and troops to voting sites. The time to build a firewall is before the inferno—not when it’s already raging."

Except plenty of people saw the Georgia raid coming.

Anyone who has been paying attention to Trump on Truth Social knows he's been focused on election fraud for a long time. He posts about it frequently.

In the last 24 hours, he shared a post that said "states using Dominion voting machines allegedly switched 435,000 votes from Trump to Biden and deleted 2.7 million Trump votes, including 1 million in Pennsylvania alone."

The same post said election machines were connected to the internet, with "ties to China and the CCP."

He shared another post about alleged voter fraud in Michigan that pointed out 38,000 ballots arrived after Election Day, voter turnout exceeded 100%, over 100,000 votes were "mismatched" in poll books, more than 17k dead people voted, and the list goes on.

Then Trump shared a post indicating that he will soon "unveil evidence that foreign powers meddled in the 2020 election, which will result in John Thune ultimately caving on the filibuster and the Save America act will get passed."

Oh, and despite what the democrats are telling people...

We read the bill and learned that you can prove your citizenship and ID even if you change your name, and even if you lack the usual documents.

Besides, we all know the reason democrats are opposed to voter ID.

Pay attention to this proposal, meme warriors... you might just have to add a "satire" warning to your work if Matty's legislation comes to fruition.

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