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Most issues are of process, or of human error at the ballot counting site. These can all be remedied by law, or by We the People holding our election officials (e.g., county clerks and state secretaries of state, or their respective equivalents) accountable at the next election. As a state legislator, I will do what I can to pass remedies of law. Republics cannot exist without accessible and secure voting!
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Most issues are of process, or of human error at the ballot counting site. These can all be remedied by law, or by We the People holding our election officials (e.g., county clerks and state secretaries of state, or their respective equivalents) accountable at the next election. As a state legislator, I will do what I can to pass remedies of law. Republics cannot exist without accessible and secure voting!
Most issues are of process, or of human error at the ballot counting site. These can all be remedied by law, or by We the People holding our election officials (e.g., county clerks and state secretaries of state, or their respective equivalents) accountable at the next election. As a state legislator, I will do what I can to pass remedies of law. Republics cannot exist without accessible and secure voting!