As a civic leader, your example helps set the tone for public trust.
When you speak out for truth, uphold integrity, and foster transparency in your community, you show that leadership means protecting democracy, not just participating in it.
Rebuilding trust in elections takes more than one moment, it takes ongoing action. Whether you're committing, learning, or acting, your voice carries weight. Keep showing up, modeling civic responsibility, and encouraging others to do the same.
Commit
Sign the Principles for Trusted Elections.
Share your endorsement publicly using our social media and press releases templates – or record a short video to explain why you signed. Consider doing so individually or as part of a bipartisan statement.
Invite others to join you, including fellow public officials, candidates, and even opponents across the aisle, with this template.
Learn
Explore the Resources page for research, expert analysis, and guidance on election integrity, civic trust, and bipartisan leadership.
Use our talking points to shape messaging that supports civic trust and democratic values.
Act
Distribute Principles materials at events to show that integrity, transparency, and trust are values worth standing up for.
Visit the Resources page for toolkits, messaging guides, and event materials designed to help civic leaders engage their communities and reinforce public confidence in elections.
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