Someone emailed John Podesta a $100 million plan to rig elections through fake charities – and forgot to delete the part about "beating Republicans."
That document just became the centerpiece of the most damning election-fraud investigation in American history.
And what the report that dropped on Monday found inside your tax return will make you furious.
The $638 Million Charity Scam
The Capital Research Center spent months tracing left-wing money through 83 tax-exempt "charities" – and what they found is a machine, not a mistake.
Left-wing donors poured $638.7 million through 501(c)(3) nonprofits during the 2024 election cycle.
That's a 30 percent increase over 2020.
While spending through traditional political action committees actually fell 20 percent, this shadow network kept growing – because charity money comes with two advantages PAC money doesn't.
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Your donations to these "charities" are tax-deductible.
And the donors stay hidden from public view.
You are literally subsidizing their election operation through your tax return – and the law says you're not allowed to know who's funding it.
The 2015 Podesta document tells you exactly how deliberate this was.
The president of Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss's private foundation sent Podesta a plan to register millions of voters using tax-exempt charities as the vehicle.
The document calculated the number of "total non-white" votes the operation would generate across eight battleground states.
And it included passages about "beating Republicans" and "reshaping the electorate" – passages that someone tried to delete before sending.
They forgot track changes was on.
Every word they tried to bury is now in a federal report.
By 2020, a Democrat super PAC was telling its major donors in writing that charitable voter registration was "4 to 10 times more cost effective than the next best alternative" at "netting additional Democratic votes."
They weren't hiding the scheme from each other. Only from you.
Fraud, Abrams, and the NASCAR Blacklist
The largest organization in the network – the Everybody Votes Campaign – raised more than $75 million in 2024 alone.
It funneled $4.6 million to a canvassing firm called Field+Media Corps for "voter registration support" in Pennsylvania battleground districts.
Seven employees of that firm were charged by Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday with forgery and tampering with public records after thousands of fraudulent voter registration forms turned up across the state – and one organizer has since pleaded guilty.
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Canvassers were paid per registration – which is illegal in Pennsylvania – and one worker told investigators she was "making up names and information to meet the quota" because she was afraid of losing her job.
Another Everybody Votes grantee was the New Georgia Project, founded by Stacey Abrams – the woman who spent four years telling America elections can't be trusted.
Her organization agreed to pay a record $300,000 penalty after the Georgia Ethics Commission found campaign-finance violations.
It later dissolved entirely.
Then there's the Voter Participation Center, which told Facebook to block its voter registration ads from anyone who liked NASCAR, Duck Dynasty, or golf.
A federally tax-exempt "nonpartisan charity" was paying engineers to make sure your uncle who watches racing never saw their ads.
Sen. Tom Cotton wrote the IRS demanding an investigation. Rep. Claudia Tenney formally referred the case for enforcement. Neither produced a single consequence for the organization.
They Were Buying More Than Votes
The same network didn't stop at registration drives.
They poured $118 million into Census activism in 2020 – up from $38 million in 2010.
The Census Bureau's own post-survey found six states undercounted and eight overcounted.
An independent analysis concluded the errors were large enough that two congressional seats went to Democrat-leaning Minnesota and Rhode Island that should have gone to Florida.
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In Virginia this spring, Soros-connected groups and the SEIU poured more than $66 million behind a redistricting ballot measure that would have shifted the state's congressional delegation from a narrow 6-5 Democrat advantage to as much as 10-to-1.
Virginia voters approved it. The state Supreme Court threw it out two weeks later on procedural grounds.
The National Popular Vote Compact – the scheme to make your state hand its electoral votes to whoever wins the national popular vote, regardless of how your state voted – has already locked in 222 of the 270 electoral votes needed to take effect.
CRC President Scott Walter called it what it is: "a coordinated infrastructure working to influence who votes, how districts are drawn, how we elect our President, and ultimately who controls the government."
Congress has the authority to strip these organizations of their tax-exempt status tomorrow.
The IRS has had the evidence for years.
The only thing missing is someone in Washington who is angrier about Democrats buying elections with your tax dollars than they are about being called partisan for stopping it.
Sources:
- Joshua Klein, "EXCLUSIVE: Report Exposes $638M Left-Wing 'Vote Machine' Running Through Tax-Exempt Charities," Breitbart News, August 24, 2026.
- Capital Research Center, "The 'Charities' Influencing Elections: 2024 and Beyond," August 2026.
- "7 Charged in 2024 Pennsylvania Voter Registration Fraud," WHYY, October 25, 2025.
- "Organizer Pleads Guilty in Pennsylvania Voter Registration Fraud Case," Votebeat, April 27, 2026.
- Sen. Tom Cotton, Letter to IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel, October 3, 2024.
- Rep. Claudia Tenney, Press Release: "Congresswoman Tenney Refers Potential 501(c)(3) Violations to IRS for Investigation," March 26, 2026.
