Fortifying Elections Against Abuse of Power: Bipartisan Wins and Promising Progress

The drumbeat of threatening news about our elections seems unstoppable. Ballots are seized in Georgia and California. An executive order tries to assert federal control over voting by mail. It all seems overwhelming.

And it can crowd out good ideas and important progress on fortifying elections against threats today and into the future.  

Learn more at a special briefing hosted by the Election Reformers Network:

Fortifying Elections Against Abuse of Power: Bipartisan Wins and Promising Progress

Featuring:

• Mike McKell, Senator, the Utah State Senate
• Julie Anderson, Former Auditor, Pierce County, Washington and former nonpartisan candidate for Secretary of State of Washington  
• Kevin Johnson, Executive Director, Election Reformers Network
• Heather Balas, Vice President for Programs, Election Reformers Network

The panel will tackle critical topics including:

• Key vulnerabilities in election governance that create risks of abuse of power.
• New research revealing the partisan pressures on election officials, and how officials are responding.
• Practical solutions: How states and localities are advancing innovative solutions to fortify elections.
• Success stories: Recent wins that show that reform is possible, and often bipartisan.
  

You’ll leave with a clear, behind-the-scenes understanding of election protections that aren’t making the headlines.