Honest Elections Project Reacts to Pennsylvania Supreme Court Decision
Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project: “Today’s court ruling is a major win for Pennsylvanians and for the rule of law. As we pointed out in our brief, Pennsylvania law clearly requires that every mail ballot be dated and signed. That simple, straightforward rule helps to stop late and illegal voting without burdening […]
Honest Elections Project Files Amicus Brief in Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Today, Honest Elections Project Executive Director Jason Snead and Restoring Integrity and Trust in Elections (RITE) President and CEO Derek Lyons released a statement after filing a joint amicus brief in Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans v. Clean Elections USA. The brief, filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and entered […]
Honest Elections Project Files an Amicus Brief in the PA Supreme Court
The Honest Elections Project filed an amicus brief in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in support of the petitioners in a lawsuit brought against Acting Secretary of State Leigh Chapman, who has directed county election officials to count undated ballots in violation of state law. Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project: “Pennsylvania law is […]
Honest Elections Project Released an Ad on Michigan Proposal 2
Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project, released the following statement: “Proposal 2 is on the ballot this November, and Michiganders deserve to know the facts about the sweeping changes it will make to state elections. Unfortunately, supporters of proposal 2 are gaslighting the public by arguing that the measure preserves voter ID. That’s […]
Honest Elections Project Reacts to Harris County’s Attacks to Election Audit Process
Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Election Project: “Guaranteeing the integrity of our elections should be the top priority for all public officials. Unfortunately, Harris County seems more interested in covering up its record of election mismanagement. The Texas Forensic Audit Division has documented serious and unacceptable violations of state and federal records laws and […]
Honest Elections Project Reacts to Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholding Election Integrity Law
Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project: “We applaud the Wisconsin Supreme Court for upholding the law and its protections against vote trafficking and unstaffed drop boxes. Today’s Supreme Court’s decision was based solely on an interpretation of the law, and leaves the State Legislature in charge of governing Wisconsin elections. We proudly filed […]
Honest Election Project Files an Amicus Brief in Georgia
Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project: “Today, we filed an amicus brief in Georgia defending the fair, reasonable, and commonsense measures that the public wants in place to protect the integrity of their elections. SB 202 in Georgia made it easier to vote and harder to cheat, including measures that shortened long lines […]
Honest Elections Project Reacts to Supreme Court Decision to Hear Moore v. Harper
Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project: “We applaud the Supreme Court’s decision to take this case out of North Carolina, Moore v. Harper. The Constitution plainly empowers legislatures, not courts or executives, to write the rules of our elections. “Dark money” fueled left-wing lawyers have misused the courts to manipulate election laws and […]
Honest Elections Project Reacts to Activists’ Latest Attempt to Weaken Election Laws
Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project, released this statement: “What we’re beginning to see around the country is another round of crisis exploitation in our electoral process. Activists and officials are once again demanding sweeping changes to the way we vote. Even as states like Georgia and Arizona bolster the integrity of elections […]
Honest Elections Project Reacts to SCOTUS Arguments on Berger v. NC State Conference of the NAACP
Background: the case is Berger v. North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP. In 2018, voters in North Carolina passed a constitutional amendment to require voter ID. Later that year the legislature adopted a voter ID law. The governor vetoed the law, but the legislature overrode it. The NAACP challenged the law. Though the state Attorney General […]