Democracy is suffering from a credibility crisis. Tens of millions of voters harbor grave doubts about the future legitimacy of the democratic process. They expect voting to be secure, accessible, and honest—even in apandemic. What they got was an election marred by dysfunction, hundreds of agenda-driven progressivelawsuits that undermined voting safeguards, and a system that in many places failed to deliver prompt results. That is not how elections are supposed to work.
States have an obligation to ensure that only American citizens are voting in American elections.
Elections should be decided by persons who live in and have a vested interest in the outcome of the election.
Every five years, 90 million eligible voters move and it is estimated that over 20 million voting-age Americans move each year.
Model legislation to enhance transparency and accountability in elections through routine process audits.
Model legislation strengthening existing private funding bans and protecting against new election influence programs.
Model legislation that consolidates elections into a uniform schedule.