Episode 4 of Protecting Your Vote will tell you everything you need to know about Zuckbucks. Zuckbucks refers to the millions of dollars given to election offices across the country by Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerburg. These funds were designed to change election procedures and turnout voters in heavily urban areas.

The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) has conducted original research on how Zuckbucks were spent in Texas and Florida.

Learn more below about PILF’s victory in forcing Palm Beach County to return their unspent Zuckbucks here.

In Episode 2 of Protecting Your Vote, PILF President J. Christian Adams dives into the vulnerabilities in our electoral system from dirty voter rolls that include people registered more than once and with incorrect addresses to dead voters.

To learn more about the cases and vulnerabilities mentioned in the podcast, checkout the links below.

PILF Secures Settlement with Allegheny County That Includes Information-Sharing Agreement for Voter Roll List Maintenance Leads

VIDEO: Voting from Nevada Businesses

REPORT: 92K Clark County NV Mail Ballots Went to Wrong Addresses in 2020 Presidential Election

REPORT:  Steeling the Vote: Allegheny County Reveals how Citizenship Verification Protects Citizens and Immigrants Alike

ONGOING LITIGATION regarding non-citizens voting: PILF v. Pennsylvania

PILF Secures Victory to Stop Virginia from Accepting Absentee Ballots Received After Election Day with no Postmark 

We have published resources to help the public and lawmakers understand the dangers of H.R. 4.

To learn more about specifics of the bill, read our policy brief, The John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act (H.R. 4) Puts Partisan Bureaucrats in Total Control of Elections.

Checkout our most recent editorials.

• PILF Board Member Ken Blackwell in Townhall: The Left’s Next Move Is Even Worse than H.R. 1
• PILF President J. Christian Adams in the Washington Examiner: Democrats’ partisan power grab fails — for now