Derrick Holder

Safe, secure, and fair elections are the cornerstone of a functioning democracy. They ensure that the will of the people is accurately represented in government, providing legitimacy to elected officials and the policies they enact. When elections are conducted with integrity, it fosters trust among the public, encouraging higher voter participation and engagement. Moreover, fair elections prevent fraud, discrimination, and manipulation, safeguarding the rights of all citizens to have their voices heard equally. Without these principles, the foundation of democracy weakens, leading to potential instability, loss of public confidence, and challenges to the rule of law.