The conservative group Judicial Watch held a press conference at CPAC on Thursday to discuss an “Election Integrity Project” that they said will force states to purge their voter registration rolls.
Speaking at the event were Catherine Engelbrecht, the Tea Party leader who started a group called True the Vote and J. Christian Adams, the former Justice Department official who quit over DOJ’s handling of the New Black Panther Party case.
“I thank God for Judicial Watch stepping up to the plate because it needs to be done,” Engelbrecht said, adding that there are problems with the voting rolls “that you can only imagine in your nightmares.”
Judicial Watch described the program as a “major investigative and legal effort to uphold the integrity of the 2012 elections.”
