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The Founding Fathers wrote a Constitution that was based on the premise that peaceful and secure elections would need to take place in order to maintain a Nation governed by the rule of law. Those who fail to live up to those standards are subverting the Constitution and are un American and destructive.
Sign the Principles for Trusted Elections and show your support for fair, safe, and secure elections. Together, we can help restore American confidence in our democratic system.
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The Founding Fathers wrote a Constitution that was based on the premise that peaceful and secure elections would need to take place in order to maintain a Nation governed by the rule of law. Those who fail to live up to those standards are subverting the Constitution and are un American and destructive.
The Founding Fathers wrote a Constitution that was based on the premise that peaceful and secure elections would need to take place in order to maintain a Nation governed by the rule of law. Those who fail to live up to those standards are subverting the Constitution and are un American and destructive.