Are Democrats Rigging the 2028 Election? Shocking Moves You Need to Know!

Are changes being made now that could affect the 2028 election? Some people are worried that new laws and actions might be giving one party too much power. Let's look at what's happening and why it's causing concern.

Voting Laws Are Changing

Many states controlled by Democrats are changing their voting laws. Here are some examples:

• Mail-in voting: Everyone gets a ballot in the mail.

• Drop boxes: People can drop off their ballots at any time.

• Automatic registration: When you get your driver's license, you're automatically registered to vote.

• Same-day registration: You can register and vote on the same day.

Some say these changes make it easier for people to vote. Others worry that they could lead to fraud because it might be easier for people to vote more than once or to pretend to be someone else. When voting rules become less strict, some believe the election could be unfair. States like California, Illinois, New York, and New Jersey are using these methods.

Counting People and Drawing Lines

Every 10 years, the United States counts its population. Then, states redraw the lines for their congressional districts. Democrats want to include non-citizens in the count. They even want to let non-citizens vote in local elections.

If districts are drawn based on the total number of people, even if they aren't citizens, cities that tend to vote Democrat could get more power in Congress. This could give one party an advantage. Some say this is fair representation. Others say it's unfair because it gives some areas more power than others.

Big Tech's Influence

Social media companies have a lot of power over what news people see. Some worry that these companies are censoring certain stories and voices. In 2020, some social media companies were accused of fact-checking only conservative posts and suppressing debate.

Some Democrats want even more rules for these companies. They say it will help stop misinformation. But others worry that it will give these companies too much power to decide what people can see and say.

Think about it: If most people get their news from sources that favor one side, it can change how they think and vote.

The Biden administration has talked about working with tech companies to fight "disinformation." Some worry that this means the government is asking these companies to silence people who disagree with them.

Changing the Courts and Congress

Some Democrats want to make Washington, D.C., a state. This would give them two more senators in Congress. They also want to add more justices to the Supreme Court. This is called "court packing."

Adding justices to the Supreme Court could change how laws are interpreted. Some see these moves as attempts to ensure one party stays in power, no matter what the people want.

Dark Money in Politics

There are groups that spend a lot of money to influence elections. These groups don't have to say where their money comes from. This is called "dark money."

Groups like ACT Blue and Arabella Advisors spend millions of dollars to change election laws and put pressure on tech companies. Some worry that this gives too much power to wealthy donors.

Using the Law to Attack Opponents

In 2024, there were many lawsuits and investigations against conservative candidates and groups. Some say that Democrats are using the legal system to hurt their political opponents.

Teams of lawyers are planning to file lawsuits in battleground states. They want to create rules that favor their side and make it harder for people to ask for things like voter ID.

Culture's Impact

Many important parts of our culture, like universities, Hollywood, and news channels, often share similar beliefs. This can affect how people think and vote.

Big donors give money to groups that promote certain ideas. People who disagree with these ideas can be criticized or punished. This can make people afraid to speak out.

The Border Crisis

Some people are concerned about the situation at the border. They worry that allowing many people to enter the country without proper checks could change who votes in elections.

Some Democrats have said that they want to make it easier for these new arrivals to become citizens and vote. Some believe this is about helping people. Others worry that it's a plan to gain more voters for one party.

What Does It All Mean?

All of these things such as, changes to voting rules, tech censorship, court packing, dark money, legal attacks, pressure on culture, and border policies, could give one party a big advantage in elections. They are all aimed at the same goal: giving Democrats an almost certain victory long before people vote.

What Can We Do?

There is still hope. We can demand:

• Transparency: We need to know who is giving money to campaigns and how it's being spent.

• Election integrity: We need strong laws to make sure elections are fair.

• Honest debate: We need to be able to talk about important issues without being afraid of being punished.

• Respect for the Constitution: We need to follow the rules that our country was founded on.

Don't lose hope. If we stay informed and demand change, we can make a difference. It's important to stay involved, not just during elections, but all the time.

Stay informed. Question what you hear, and demand transparency from your elected officials. Your voice matters!