On #InTheDugout with Mike Stenhouse, Sara Vieira and Ned Jones join Sten to confront the growing evidence that Rhode Island’s elections remain vulnerable while the rest of the country moves toward real security. Americans overwhelmingly support photo ID and citizenship verification. Yet Rhode Island’s entire congressional delegation and the state’s Democrat machine continue to resist, clinging to the false narrative that our elections are already the most secure in history.

Sten presses into the hard data. Twenty-five states have already run sixty-eight million voter registrations through the SAVE database, flagging more than 480,000 questionable records in just ten of those states. Four states refuse to participate at all. New Jersey’s governor recently admitted that roughly 6,600 noncitizens were added to the rolls and nearly 400 of them voted. Homeland Security estimates the real number of noncitizen registrations nationwide is far higher. Meanwhile, every Senate Democrat has voted against photo ID four times, even as 83 percent of the public, including a large majority of Democrats, supports it.

This episode delivers what Rhode Islanders need to hear. Vieira and Jones examine President Trump’s national address, the suppressed intelligence on Chinese cyber threats to voter data, the status of the SAVE America Act, and what these national failures mean for the Ocean State. Secure elections should not be a partisan issue. Rhode Island deserves better. Watch the full conversation and share it with anyone who still believes our votes should actually count.