Wyoming Secretary Of State Warns Election Officials To Repel Dems’ ‘Blatantly Partisan’ Dark Money Election Scheme
BY: SHAWN FLEETWOOD
AUGUST 17, 2023
Wyoming’s leading election official is sounding the alarm about nefarious actors’ attempts to use private money to influence election administration throughout the state.
“As Wyoming’s 23 county clerks continue to prepare for the 2024 Election, I am writing to warn and caution against any attempts made by third parties to fund the administration of elections in Wyoming,” Secretary of State Chuck Gray wrote in an Aug. 10 letter to local election officials.
In his warning to county clerks, Gray specifically highlighted ongoing efforts by the U.S. Alliance for Election Excellence to use private funds as a means of influencing the electoral process. The Alliance is an $80 million venture funded by left-wing nonprofits to “systematically influence every aspect of election administration” and advance Democrat-backed voting policies in local election offices. The organization is comprised of nonprofits such as the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL) and the Center for Election Innovation and Research (CEIR), two groups that poured hundreds of millions of dollars from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg into local election offices during the 2020 election.
According to Gray, these groups could “also be used as a conduit for foreign actors to improperly influence American election administration.”
“With the ever-changing landscape of new entities pushing their agendas on elections administrators nationwide, local election officials are at a growing risk of these foreign influences should they accept funding in any way,” he wrote.
The hundreds of millions of “Zuckbucks” CTCL and CEIR dumped into local election offices in battleground states around the country during the 2020 election were ultimately used to change how elections were administered in ways that favored Democrats. Not only did the grants go toward expanding unsupervised election protocols like mail-in voting and using ballot drop boxes, but they were also heavily skewed toward Democrat-majority counties, essentially making it a massive, privately funded Democrat get-out-the-vote operation.
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