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Real America’s Voice has filed a lawsuit in New York alleging First Amendment retaliation over challenges to election records.

Posted by The Rob Carson Show, Checked

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The Rob Carson ShowSep 7, 2026
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… -Marly Hornik, CEO of Real America’s Voice, discusses investigations into alleged voter-registration irregularities and argues that election officials need to face greater accountability. Hornik also details her organization’s New York lawsuit alleging First Amendment retaliation over challenges to election records, urges voters to ignore discouraging polls ahead of the midterms and discusses concerns about illegal voters and inaccurate voter rolls. -America First Policy Institute’s Fred Fleitz, a former NSC chief of staff and CIA analyst, discusses potential U.S. …

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The only matching lawsuit in the sources is NY Citizens Audit Civic Fund, Inc. et al. v. the New York AG's Office and State Board of Elections (filed October 2025, with First Amendment free speech and petition claims over voter-roll investigations), and no source names Real America's Voice as a party or connects it to NYCA.

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What we found

Context. A federal complaint in the Northern District of New York, 1:25-cv-1447, was brought by NY Citizens Audit Civic Fund, Inc. and others. It alleges First Amendment free speech and petition violations over the AG's Office and Board of Elections challenging its voter-roll work.[1]

Context. The Labor Day podcast passage says CEO Marly Hornik details 'her organization's New York lawsuit' over challenges to election records, which matches the claim's wording. The passage is the claimant's own words and cannot corroborate the claim.[2]

Context. No source in the set mentions Real America's Voice in connection with a New York lawsuit or with NY Citizens Audit, so the organization-level link is not established either way.[1][2][3]

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3 sources: 1 primary, 2 not rated

  1. 11govinfo.gov · primary source · cited for: context
  2. 2Labor Day Top News Interviewsmusic.amazon.com · not rated · cited for: context
  3. 3Real America's Voice Archives - First Amendment Watchfirstamendmentwatch.org · not rated · cited for: context

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