Gold Ballots
Fred S. HayesMy Substack is about freedom and justice for all. It can only come in a land with transparent elections; where the paper-ballot is sacrosanct and the right of the village to monitor their own election returns is not abandoned or abrogated.
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Phantoms in Rush Valley
Elsie Loretta Rollins was eleven years old when her mother, Ingrid (Nilsdotter) Bengtsson Rollins passed away from blood poisoning, bereaving her eight children. Elsie eventually met Elias Brady from Fairview. They married, lived in Fairvie...
Escape from Rush Valley
My third great-grandmother, Ingrid Nilsdatter, a mother to seven children, was born in Sweden, and lived as a sheepherder’s wife in the Territory of Deseret. Ingrid lived over the mountains west of Utah Lake at a lonely place named Vernon,...
Phase Two of 'At-Risk' Voter Harvesting Program
Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson and the Election Office mailed roughly 300,000 insufficient letters to ‘At-Risk’ voters during the first week of April 2026. Then after receiving feedback, she revised the mailed form and posted a new form on her w...
Utah's Legislature Imitates the Forbidden Order
The Connecticut Compromise (also known as the Great Compromise or Sherman Compromise) was a pivotal agreement reached during the U.S. Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787. It resolved a major deadlock between large and small st...
Utah's SB153: Voter Roll Coverup?
“Lt. Gov. Henderson’s implementation of SB 153 (Election-System Modifications) raises fair questions about whether the At-Risk Designation Request Form fully advances greater voter roll transparency. The bill requires action and proof for c...
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