One Organization’s Efforts May Have Tipped 2020 Election to Democrats, Report Says

Everybody Votes “may have decided the 2020 presidential election and could decide 2024,” according to the Capital Research Center.

Early voting has been under way in Virginia's Nov. 7 General Assembly election since Sept. 22 in polling sites such as this this one in Hillsboro, where voters here are casting their ballots on Nov. 3, 2020. Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images

A new report from the Capital Research Center has shed light on the Everybody Votes campaign, also known as the Voter Registration Project, projecting that the endeavor registered enough Democratic swing state voters that it “may have decided the 2020 presidential election and could decide 2024.”

“The Everybody Votes campaign used the guise of civic-minded charity to selectively register millions of ‘non-white’ swing-state voters in the hopes of getting out the Democratic vote for a 2020 presidential win. It worked,” Capital Research Center’s Parker Thayer said in an article outlining his investigation.