The hottest Election Integrity Substack posts right now

The concept of political remoras describes individuals who feed off larger, more powerful figures in politics.
Elise Stefanik's political journey symbolizes the descent of the Republican Party into an anti-democratic stance.
Stefanik's evolution from a bipartisan moderate to a supporter of Trump's rhetoric highlights a concerning shift in modern American politics.

Georgia's State Election Board found violations in the 2020 election, including duplicate ballots and missing ballot images
A meeting is scheduled at the Georgia State Capitol on December 19th to address these violations
Support for independent journalists is crucial in facing legal challenges from voting machine companies

Trump administration faced challenges due to lack of expertise in policy implementation.
Despite criticisms, some supporters view Trump's first term as having positive intentions.
Leading conservative think tanks like Claremont Institute and Heritage Foundation are supporting Trump's return.

Why are voting machine companies interested in journalists' communications?
How can foreign-owned companies sue American journalists about American elections?
Connections between Smartmatic, individuals like Mark Malloch Brown, and suspicious behaviors

Issues related to Communist China's economic aggression and military rise are crucial in national policy debate.
Investigation into the 2020 election is essential to maintain election system integrity.
Recognition of medical and political dangers related to COVID-19 vaccines and authoritarian measures is vital.

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Counting votes accurately is crucial for democracy.
Ensuring the validity of votes and who can cast them is essential for election integrity.
Elected officials must prioritize election integrity to be taken seriously.

Donald Trump is focusing on Indiana in a peculiar way for the 2024 primary.
His claims about election fraud in Indiana are baseless according to elections officials.
Critics are concerned Trump's actions in Indiana could undermine confidence in the November general election.

The Government-backed Stanford group censored Republicans for claims but not Democrats.
Republicans faced censorship for election fraud claims while similar claims by Democrats went unchecked.
Stanford's biased censorship efforts raise concerns about government influence on freedom of speech.

State Senator Tim Salazar and State Senator Bo Biteman are co-sponsoring the Clean Elections Bill, which is a significant step towards election transparency and integrity.
The visit to Wyoming's statehouse showcased the accessibility and historical importance of these public buildings, emphasizing civic engagement and the need to protect agricultural and food security.
The dedication of leaders like Senator Salazar and Senator Biteman in Cheyenne demonstrates a commitment to upholding constitutional values and serving the public in challenging times.