Charleston, W.Va – Today, WV Secretary of State Mac Warner announced West Virginia’s resignation from the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC). Other states joining West Virginia in resignation today are Florida and Missouri, while Louisiana and Alabama previously resigned.
On Sunday, February 19, 2023, the ERIC Board of Directors met in Washington, DC, to consider changes to the bylaws and membership agreement recommended by a bi-partisan working group of several member states. After a last-second change to the agenda and disjointed discussions interrupted numerous times by non-voting, non-dues-paying individuals, the ERIC Board rejected critical working group recommended changes that would have prevented third-party influences from serving as non-state ex officio members to the ERIC Board of Directors.
The Board also tabled the vote of several other important membership changes recommended by the bi-partisan working group, despite having months of discussions and communications with member states about the proposals.
With the ERIC Board’s recent action, the inexplicable opportunity remains for partisan, non-state actors to hold influential positions within the organization.
“There is no defensible justification to allow any opportunity for partisanship in voter registration and list maintenance, much less in the administration of our nation’s elections,” said Secretary of State Mac Warner. “It truly is a shame that an organization founded on the principle of nonpartisanship would allow the opportunity for partisanship to stray the organization from the equally important principle of upholding the public’s confidence.”
West Virginia will take the necessary steps to supplement state list-maintenance data sources that ERIC had facilitated. The State will continue list maintenance efforts to identify voters who move out of the state with the US Postal Service. Deceased voters can be identified via the Social Security Administration Master Death File, abandoned voter registrations from DMV, and other means.
“West Virginia's County Clerks have completed tremendous amounts of work and we now have the cleanest voter rolls in the history of our state,” said Warner. “That work will continue as we protect against both perceived and real threats from undue influence and partisanship in election administration.”
CRIMINAL RECORDS KEEP VICTIMS FROM ESCAPING
Watch Episode 82: https://bit.ly/goingrogue_ep82
Jacquelyn Aluotto explains how traffickers often force victims into criminal activity as a method of control. By saddling victims with drug charges, robbery charges, assault charges, or other criminal records, traffickers make it harder for them to find legitimate work, rebuild their lives, or be believed when they come forward for help.
Aluotto describes how victims are often pressured to take the blame for drugs, weapons, hotel rooms, and other crimes connected to trafficking operations, while the traffickers remain hidden. The result is a cycle of shame, silence, and dependency that keeps victims trapped and protects those exploiting them.
In this episode of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, Jackie shares firsthand insights from decades of investigating and combating child exploitation. The conversation explores how trafficking networks operate, the vulnerabilities within foster care systems, the role of ...
Watch Episode 82: https://bit.ly/goingrogue_ep82
Jacquelyn Aluotto raises concerns about how technology companies interact with children online. She explains how digital platforms, school-issued devices, and social media can create opportunities for grooming, exploitation, and manipulation of vulnerable kids. Jackie argues that parents, schools, lawmakers, and technology companies must take greater responsibility for protecting children online.
In this episode of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, Jackie shares insights from decades of work fighting child exploitation and human trafficking. The conversation explores online grooming tactics, the role of technology in trafficking networks, vulnerabilities within schools and foster care systems, and practical steps families and communities can take to protect children.
Follow No Trafficking Zones:
https://x.com/notraffickzone
#LaraLogan #ChildSafety #BigTech #HumanTrafficking #NoTraffickingZones
TOMORROW: NO TRAFFICKING ZONES
Human trafficking isn’t just a problem somewhere else. It can happen in our communities, our schools, and our neighborhoods.
This week on Going Rogue with Lara Logan, Lara sits down with longtime anti-trafficking advocate Jacquelyn Aluotto of No Trafficking Zones to discuss practical steps families, schools, churches, businesses, and communities can take to create safer environments and help protect vulnerable children.
With more than 20 years on the front lines, Jacquelyn shares what every parent, educator, and community leader needs to know about recognizing warning signs, preventing exploitation, and building No Trafficking Zones where we live.
This is a conversation every American should hear.
Available Friday at 12 PM CST on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, X, and Rumble.
#LaraLogan #HumanTrafficking #NoTraffickingZones #ChildSafety #ProtectOurChildren
NO TRAFFICKING ZONES: Protecting Children Where They Live with Jacquelyn Aluotto | Ep82 | Going Rogue with Lara Logan
Watch Episode 82: https://bit.ly/goingrogue_ep82
Jacquelyn Aluotto is a true warrior who has spent over 20 years on the front lines fighting human trafficking. A 20-year veteran, she explains her “No Trafficking Zones” initiative, which targets high-risk areas like stadiums and foster care facilities to deter traffickers through increased penalties and coordinated law enforcement. She discusses trafficking’s deep ties to drug networks, big tech’s role in child exploitation, and the importance of survivor-led advocacy. Jackie also addresses her whistleblowing experiences and the urgent need for systemic reform, stronger legislation, and community awareness to combat modern-day slavery.
Follow No Trafficking Zones:
https://x.com/notraffickzone
Human trafficking, child exploitation, No Trafficking Zones, Jackie Aluotto, counter trafficking, sex trafficking
...
Watch Full Episode Here: https://bit.ly/goingrogue-ep80
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson joins Lara Logan for Episode 80 of Going Rogue to discuss what he says was the deliberate suppression of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine during the COVID pandemic.
Johnson argues that cheap, widely available treatments were dismissed while doctors and nurses who prescribed them were threatened, punished, and in many cases lost their careers.
He says hospitals refused to administer alternative treatments and that many medical professionals stayed silent after watching colleagues lose licenses, practices, and livelihoods for speaking out.
Johnson also shares stories of Americans still suffering financially and personally years later because they refused the vaccine or challenged official COVID policies.
“They destroyed the careers of doctors and nurses who had the courage to treat patients.”
#LaraLogan #RonJohnson #Ivermectin #MedicalFreedom #COVIDTruth
COVID: THE COVER-UP & CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY
Watch Full Episode Here: https://bit.ly/goingrogue-ep80
Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) joins Lara Logan for Episode 80 of Going Rogue to discuss the Senate filibuster, deep state resistance, suppressed vaccine safety data, and growing calls for accountability surrounding the COVID response.
Johnson breaks down newly released evidence showing federal agencies were aware of serious adverse events linked to the mRNA shots while publicly downplaying concerns to avoid vaccine hesitancy. He also addresses COVID-19’s suspected lab origins, the suppression of early treatments, and the battle inside Washington over exposing what really happened during the pandemic.
According to Senator Johnson, the American people deserve transparency, accountability, and the truth about what was hidden from the public during one of the most consequential periods in modern history.
Paid Partnerships:
PURGE
Stop being an unsuspecting host to invaders that cause brain fog and ...
Hey Locals,
I plan on making Live Streams a weekly activity here on Locals. They will most likely be every Wednesday around 5pm CT, but I'm still figuring that out and will keep you all updated. I'm looking forward to improving and bringing new content to all of my supporters here on Locals. Thank you to everyone who supports me and stay safe.
