A healthy representative democracy gives voters meaningful choices and elected officials real incentives to respond to the people. America's electoral rules should promote nonpartisan, professional, and transparent election administration at every level.
Election administration is too often influenced by partisan politics, leaving voters with less confidence in the fairness, neutrality, and consistency of how elections are run.
In our time of increasingly dangerous partisan clashes, we need to prioritize election governance reforms that ensure those in charge are visibly neutral, impartial, and above the fray. These changes can be a huge step toward restoring sanity to our democracy.
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Utah's SB 194 mandates conflict of interest avoidance for election chief, neutrality for county clerks, to improve transparency and public confidence
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