Following Election Integrity Mandate, States Should Take These Steps To Secure Elections
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Opinion

Following Election Integrity Mandate, States Should Take These Steps To Secure Elections

No matter what the Left says, laws like these build trust and encourage people to vote.

Jason Snead

The 2024 election is over, but the hard work of building trust in our elections is just beginning. Conservative states like Florida, Georgia, and Texas have made great strides in the last few years. The laws they passed helped deliver a high turnout, high confidence election. But election integrity faces ongoing challenges both new and old, which is why our conservative states must double down on robust election reforms in 2025.

One of the most urgent threats to election integrity comes from foreign interference. While existing laws prohibit foreign nationals from contributing to political candidates, loopholes allow them to fund campaigns to dramatically reshape state constitutions and even rewrite foundational voting laws through ballot initiatives.

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