After our investigation in Washington, D.C., the office of the Attorney General of the United States accused Project Veritas of "manufacturing" voter fraud when we showed how easily ballots were offered in the District of Columbia – even the ballot of Eric Holder himself.

I admit when I heard the word "manufactured" it struck a nerve.

With our small team and the support of our donors, we sought to expose not just how fraud happens, but to take the investigation to the extreme by stating the names of voters who also identified themselves as non-citizens.

Last Tuesday, we did just that in North Carolina.

Unlike the establishment media, Project Veritas makes a point to disclose all unedited footage and documents from its investigations as long as the content poses no risk to individuals.

Below are supporting documents to our North Carolina Voter Fraud investigation along with three and a half hours of raw footage.

Despite the spin coming from the establishment media and politicians, it’s no secret that voter fraud is a problem in America. Even the Supreme Court has acknowledged as much.

Speaking from his own personal experience and knowledge of history, Justice John Paul Stevens said in 2008, “Unfortunately, the United States has a long history of voter fraud that has been documented by historians and journalists.”

An editor at Essence Magazine has been forced to leave the publication after readers complained about posts on his Facebook page that showed support for Project Veritas.

From TheRoot.com:

“Michael Bullerdick's departure for the book division of Time Warner, the conglomerate that owns Essence, came after Journal-isms shared screen shots of Bullerdick's Facebook page taken by a reader.