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As a nonpartisan professional election administrator, I believe we have a trustworthy democracy when every voter feels welcomed, knows how to participate and can do so easily, and believes that the system is fair and secure.
To trust election results, we must trust the people administering them. We should expect them to perform their duties with independence and adherence to the law. And we should shield them from partisan influence.
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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As a nonpartisan professional election administrator, I believe we have a trustworthy democracy when every voter feels welcomed, knows how to participate and can do so easily, and believes that the system is fair and secure.
To trust election results, we must trust the people administering them. We should expect them to perform their duties with independence and adherence to the law. And we should shield them from partisan influence.
As a nonpartisan professional election administrator, I believe we have a trustworthy democracy when every voter feels welcomed, knows how to participate and can do so easily, and believes that the system is fair and secure.
To trust election results, we must trust the people administering them. We should expect them to perform their duties with independence and adherence to the law. And we should shield them from partisan influence.