Moving along now to the topic of election integrity, there is a sheriff over in California

who's in a bit of a Mexican standoff with the state government right now.

His name is Chad Bianco, and he's the sheriff of Riverside County, which is directly east

of LA.

And in February of this year, Sheriff Bianco seized over 600,000 ballots that were cast in a 2025 special election.

Quote, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, who is running to be the next California governor,

has seized more than half a million ballots from a November 2025 special election on redistricting,

triggering a political and legal confrontation with state officials.

Now, the backstory here was fascinating, and so please do smash those like and subscribe

buttons, strap in, and let's get right into it. In November of 2025, California statewide

held a special election. It was a ballot measure called California Proposition 50, and it asked the voters a simple

yes or no question, whether or not the state should redraw its congressional map. You see, at the time,

Texas had recently redrawn their map, giving them an additional five Republican districts,

and so Californians were asked if they should do the same for Democrats. And they did.

Proposition 50, it ultimately passed with 64% of Californians voting in favor of it.

Quote, the new map was designed to boost the number of seats for Democrats in the 26 midterm elections.

Proposition 50 passed with nearly 64% of the vote and could send up to five additional Democratic representatives

to Congress. And so, very good. Getting 64% of the vote meant that this was a very popular issue.

Even in Riverside County, which is more conservative leaning compared to the rest of California,

Proposition 50 got 56% of the vote. However, over at Riverside County, a local watchdog group

found something to be amiss. A group of volunteers called the Riverside Election Integrity Team,

they looked at the public records of the local registrar's office, and they claim to have found

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