Earl Walker Jackson

“I mean, it's ridiculous.”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson used his hotel check-in requiring ID as an example to argue voter ID requirements are not discriminatory.

“Anybody who wants to say, well, ‘You're a bigot, you are a hater,’ I mean, they're going to say that. But I think most Americans are people of goodwill and don't feel that way at all; we're simply trying to preserve the integrity of our electoral system.”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson said most Americans are people of goodwill seeking to preserve the integrity of the electoral system.

“I wonder if it's more,”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson speculated that the actual number of noncitizens on voter rolls may be higher than 30,000.

“I don't hate illegal aliens, I don't want to see them harmed or hurt, but they don't have a right to vote in our elections, and they shouldn't be permitted to do so,”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson said he does not hate illegal aliens but that they should not be permitted to vote in U.S. elections.

“Why the Democrats are so committed to this can only be explained one way: they think it empowers people who shouldn't vote to vote, and they believe those people are going to vote for them.”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson charged in an interview with Fox News Digital that Democrats are committed to noncitizen voting because they believe it benefits them electorally.

“the sad reality is I'm not shocked.”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson said he was not shocked by the Reuters finding that 30,000 noncitizens were erroneously registered to vote.

“every vote by a noncitizen does in fact cancel out the vote of an American citizen, or it amplifies it in a way that's illegal or inappropriate.”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson argued that every vote by a noncitizen cancels out or illegally amplifies an American citizen's vote.

“Forgive me for being personal about this for a moment, but I just find this deeply insulting and deeply offensive because the implication is that somehow if you are black, no matter how wealthy, educated, well-to-do, somehow getting an ID is a problem for you,”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson called the claim that Black Americans cannot obtain voter IDs deeply insulting and deeply offensive.

“We've been told, particularly by Democrats, that that's not happening, that there's nothing to see here, and yet we hear again and again documentation that it is happening.”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson said Democrats have denied noncitizen voting is happening despite repeated documentation to the contrary.

“This is nothing but a power grab,”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson characterized Democrats' stance on noncitizen voting as a power grab.

“But on the other hand, if you're white, no matter how poor, no matter how uneducated, no matter what your circumstances are, somehow you can get an I.D., that's not a problem, I mean, it's preposterous.”

Earl Walker Jackson · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-26

Jackson called it preposterous to suggest that all white people can get IDs while all Black people cannot.