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One of the key elements of this legislation is outlined in Florida Statutes 97.0575(1)(f). This statute requires third-party voter registration organizations to affirm that every person collecting or handling voter registration applications on their behalf is a U.S. citizen. Any violations of this provision can result in a hefty $50,000 fine. This measure was specifically designed to close loopholes that could allow non-citizens to influence the registration process.
However, this statute is currently facing a legal challenge. Federal Judge Walker has issued a preliminary injunction that could potentially weaken these protective measures. This legal battle is ongoing, and the outcome will have significant implications for the 2024 election.
Buongiorno has also raised alarms about the emerging threat of synthetic identities in the voter registration system. These synthetic identities, which do not possess proper photo ID, could exploit the system to request multiple vote-by-mail ballots, thereby compromising the integrity of the election.
“Synthetic identities are allowed to cast a ballot without ever producing photo ID. A synthetic identity could potentially request up to three vote-by-mail ballots,” Buongiorno warned.
This issue underscores the vulnerabilities in the current voter registration system and highlights the need for stricter verification processes to ensure that only legitimate voters can participate in the election.
Buongiorno’s solution to this growing crisis is both clear and decisive. He is calling on the people of Palm Beach County to take immediate action to protect the integrity of their elections.
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“The People of Palm Beach County must file an emergency injunction requesting proof of U.S. citizenship for every registered voter. If the state is unable to produce proof, the voter registration database must be purged, and all voters must re-register according to the letter of the law,” Buongiorno stated.
This approach, while bold, is aimed at ensuring that only eligible citizens are allowed to vote, thereby preserving the sanctity of the democratic process. Buongiorno’s commitment to this cause is unwavering, and he has already filed a lawsuit to prevent non-citizens from voting in the 2024 election.
This lawsuit is groundbreaking in its scope, seeking injunctive relief from top officials, including Mayorkas, and targeting state and local NGOs that Buongiorno believes are co-conspirators in an attempt to influence the 2024 General Elections. It is the first case of its kind in the country and sets a precedent for other candidates to follow suit.
Buongiorno’s efforts are more than just a local campaign—they are part of a larger movement to restore confidence in America’s electoral system. His actions serve as a call to arms for candidates across the nation who are committed to protecting the integrity of the vote. By removing ineligible voters from the rolls and ensuring that only U.S. citizens are allowed to participate, Buongiorno is helping to pave the way for free and fair elections.
As the 2024 election approaches, the stakes have never been higher. For Buongiorno, the fight for election integrity is not just about winning an office—it’s about preserving the very foundation of American democracy.
