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Hundreds of election ballots were found piled in an open hallway at The Midnight Mission, a homeless shelter on Los Angeles’ Skid Row, according to a California Post investigation. The shelter at 601 South San Pedro Street has 1,160 registered voters and provides meals and mail services to residents. The Post authenticated a photograph of the ballots and independently confirmed the scene during a visit on October 13, 2026. The Midnight Mission stated that its standard procedure is to keep election ballots locked until they reach the intended recipients, with chief communications officer Georgia Hawley saying she had personally confirmed secure storage during a visit to the mail center. Limited space in the mailroom was cited as a reason deliveries are sorted and distributed throughout the day. The discovery comes four months after the California Post reported roughly 7,600 voter registrations tied to homeless shelters and service providers across Los Angeles, including some facilities that offer no overnight beds. The Midnight Mission accounted for the largest concentration in that earlier review. U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli confirmed that federal authorities are investigating election ballots on Skid Row but declined to discuss The Midnight Mission specifically. Skid Row has previously drawn federal scrutiny over election-related activity. In September 2026, James Brass, also known as “Lord,” of Victorville was arrested on a federal indictment charging him and two others with paying people on Skid Row to sign ballot initiative petitions using the stolen identities of registered voters. Prosecutors said the defendants used a database of registered voters, distributed the personal information on Skid Row, and paid signers to forge the names, with Brass allegedly receiving about $41,600 from a petition management company. The case involved conspiracy to commit identity fraud in furtherance of a state felony. Critics of California’s mail-ballot and ballot-collection practices have pointed to unsecured ballots at shelters and other locations as evidence of weak chain-of-custody protections, while shelter officials maintain the materials should not have been left exposed. Federal authorities have indicated they are examining Skid Row ballots, though the full scope and any findings remain unclear. Stop Election Fraud Stop Communism Vote RED in the Midterms Vote America First 🇺🇸

9th Circuit sets Sunday oral arguments in Trump DOJ’s California noncitizen ballot case, a potential win for election integrity. The Trump DOJ is fighting to force California to segregate (not count) vote-by-mail ballots sent to roughly 20,000 people federal agencies (USCIS and HSI) identified as likely noncitizens until citizenship can be verified. This is why the fight against corrupt California Democrats on election integrity matters. California mails ballots to every registered voter with no meaningful citizenship check beyond self-attestation. When the federal government hands them a list of likely noncitizens (backed by immigration data) and asks only for segregation pending verification, the response is refusal, privacy excuses, and legal maneuvering to keep the ballots in the count. Midterms will decide control of Congress. Allowing even a few thousand illegal votes to dilute lawful ones is a direct attack on the franchise. The 9th Circuit’s unusually fast Sunday hearing is a rare chance to stop the damage before more ballots are processed. Citizens must keep the pressure on, demand citizenship verification, clean rolls, and equal protection of the vote. One citizen, one vote. No more dilution by noncitizens. Stop Election Fraud Stop Communism Vote RED in the Midterms Vote America First 🇺🇸