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  • Jonathan D. Simon

    Jonathan D. Simon, JD, is a senior editor at WhoWhatWhy; a long-time proponent of public, observable vote counting; and author of CODE RED: Computerized Elections and the War on American Democracy.

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Jonathan Simon, chart, 2004 presidential election, National Press Club

Election 2026: How Little We Know

Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, signs, bomb, Iran

From Gregg to Hegseth: America’s Long Fall From Grace

Donald Trump, Blue wave, approval rating.

Why Computerized Election Theft Is Worse Than Martial Law

Hacking, computer code, election equipment.

Push Comes to Shove: The Unspeakable Threat to Election 2026

Edvard Munch, The Scream, 1893-1910

All That Matters

Supreme Court, Night

Mail-In Voting: SCOTUS Drops Another Elections Bomb

Karoline Leavitt, briefs, media

Leavitt Leaves Her Toddler in the Lurch

The Eye of Trump

Evil in Middle-Earth and Middle America

2026 FIFA World Cup in Kansas City,

A Dive, a Red Card, VAR, and Voting

Garcia Rudi, Folarin Balogun

Requiem for a Trump-Touched Team

Donald Trump, accepts, the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize

Trump Twists FIFA’s Arm and Gets His Way

Rally, US Capitol, SAVE America Act

The SAVE Trump Act: Only Mostly Dead

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