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Honest Elections Project Files Amicus Brief in support of the State of Arizona

The Honest Elections Project filed a brief in the United States Supreme Court, supporting the state of Arizona’s petition for the Court to take up a case challenging two common sense voting laws that were recently invalidated by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Both of the two laws at issue in […]

HEP Issues Statement on provision of House Democrats’ $3 trillion bill

HEP statement on provision of House Democrats’ $3 trillion bill that undermines states’ voter ID requirement Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project “The House Democrats’ latest election proposal once again places politics ahead of the credibility of our elections and the interests of voters. Americans deserve to have confidence in their elections, but […]

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN PUT ON NOTICE: CLEAN UP VOTER ROLLS OR FACE LAWSUITS

Honest Elections Project Finds Serious Problems With Voter Registration Records WASHINGTON, DC – The Honest Elections Project sent a letter to North Carolina election officials demanding that serious problems with voter registration records be addressed or lawsuits will be filed. The apparent irregularities were discovered through research conducted by the Honest Elections Project, an independent, […]

Honest Elections Project Files Brief in Virginia on Witness Requirements for Absentee Ballots

The Honest Elections Project filed a brief in federal court recently, defending Virginia’s duly-enacted witness requirements for absentee ballots. Jason Snead, executive director, made this statement: “Absentee ballots are inherently less secure than votes cast in person. Yet, due to the pandemic, more voters than ever before are going to rely on absentee voting. They […]

Honest Elections Issues Statement on Vote-by-Mail Election

Mandating a national vote-by-mail election this November isn’t a solution for voting in a pandemic, it’s an invitation for confusion, fraud, and endless lawsuits over the results. Overhauling the way Americans vote isn’t as easy as throwing a switch, and trying to do it a mere six months ahead of a presidential election risks a […]

Honest Elections Project Files Brief in Texas on Straight Ticket Voting

The Honest Elections Project filed a brief in federal court recently, defending the state of Texas’s duly enacted repeal of straight-ticket voting against yet another partisan lawsuit. Our amicus brief makes several key points: The Constitution protects the rights of citizens against intentional racial discrimination. Congress has the power to enforce this protection by barring […]

HEP Launches a $250,000 National TV and Digital Ad Campaign Calling on Democrats to Stop Exploiting the Pandemic to Push Radical Election Changes

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Democratic politicians and liberal activists are exploiting the coronavirus pandemic to push for sudden changes to our election laws that have caused, and will continue to cause, chaos and disruption at the federal and state level. Honest Elections Project (HEP) is launching a week-long $250,000 national TV and digital ad campaign calling out […]

Kentucky Attorney General Responds to Honest Elections Project Request

Only lawmakers can make substantive changes to election procedures ———— Last month, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear acted swiftly to postpone the state’s upcoming primary in light of the burgeoning COVID-19 pandemic. The Honest Elections Project commends this prudent response, taken in accordance with state law, which pushed the primary past the forecasted peak of the […]