Honest Elections Project Released a Statement Regarding Arizona’s New Election Law
Washington, DC—The Honest Elections Project released the following statement today congratulating Arizona after Governor Doug Ducey signed SB 1485 into law, to better maintain the state’s early voting list. Jason Snead, executive director of the Honest Elections Project: “SB 1485 is a simple law to fight waste and improve elections in Arizona. Under SB 1485, […]
Honest Elections Project Reacts to Gov. DeSantis Signing Election Reform into Law
Washington, DC—The Honest Elections Project released the following statement today after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed SB 90, Florida’s latest round of election reform, into law. Jason Snead, executive director of the Honest Elections Project: “Once again, Florida has distinguished itself as a model for maintaining secure, accessible, and fair elections. SB 90 brings popular […]
Florida’s New Election Law
Commonsense election safeguards enjoy widespread support from the American people, who want our laws to make it easy to vote but hard to cheat.
Americans Support Commonsense Election Laws
Commonsense election safeguards enjoy widespread support from the American people, who want our laws to make it easy to vote but hard to cheat.
Honest Elections Project Congratulates Georgia on Passing New Election Law
Washington, DC—The Honest Elections Project released the following statement congratulating the state of Georgia on the passage of SB 202. The new law, signed today by Governor Brian Kemp, preserves absentee voting, requires voter ID for mail-in ballots, eliminates private financing of public elections, and bolsters transparency and accountability in elections. Jason Snead, executive director […]
Honest Elections Project Released a Statement on the Senate Rules Committee’s Hearing on S1
Washington, DC—The Honest Elections Project released the following statement on today’s Senate Rules Committee’s hearing on S1, the agenda-driven overhaul of American elections. Jason Snead, executive director of the Honest Elections Project: “The policies in this bill should be deeply concerning to all Americans. Every voter has a right to fair and honest elections, but […]
Honest Elections’ Memo on Injecting Reality into the Election Reform Debate
American democracy is suffering from a credibility crisis.
Honest Elections Project Responds to Progressive Groups’ Renewed Attacks Against Georgia’s Voting Reform Efforts
Washington, DC—The Honest Elections Project released the following statement after progressive groups launched renewed attacks in Georgia and elsewhere to end or roll back efforts to reform and improve voting. Jason Snead, executive director of the Honest Elections Project: “In Georgia and across the country, lawmakers are debating ways to improve the voting process and […]
Honest Elections Project Responds to Lawsuit Against Recent Iowa Voting Reforms
Washington, DC—Yesterday, the League of United Latin American Citizens of Iowa (LULAC), supported by the left’s lead election lawyer, Marc Elias, filed a lawsuit challenging major portions of Iowa’s recently-enacted voting reforms, known as Senate File 413. The lawsuit seeks a court order enjoining major provisions of the new law, including the ban or organized […]
Honest Elections Project Released a Statement on Recently Passed Election Reforms in Iowa
WASHINGTON, DC – Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds signed a series of election reform measures into law tonight, adding commonsense safeguards to bolster voter confidence and deliver timely, accurate results. The new law bans ballot trafficking by organized political operatives, requires absentee ballots be received by Election Day, and ensures that county officials follow the law. […]