Election Integrity in a sentence

David Vigneault told a House of Commons committee on Thursday he agrees with the conclusion of an independent panel that oversees election integrity which found the 2021 election was free and fair.

Instead, the new draft’s authors suggest a massive mobilization of “election integrity officers” and lawyers poised to “hold election officials accountable for violating the law,” which I have to again stress is not a thing that has been happening.

One concerning development is an increase in so-called election integrity organizations that seek to recruit volunteers who share the rigged-election frame.

This election cycle, obviously, we have our election integrity operation underway.

Virginia enacting election integrity measures: Thanks to actions taken by Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin, Old Dominion residents will have greater confidence in the legitimacy of the commonwealth’s election outcomes.

In part two of Sway’s two-part election integrity series, Kara Swisher speaks to Trevor Potter, a former chairman of the Federal Election Commission and an expert on the dark money and opaque laws that define modern American democracy.

The Election Integrity Partnership classifies this scenario as one of “delegitimization,” on a spectrum with claims from noncandidates that the election is rigged, with or without specific claims or purported evidence of ballot tampering.

Election integrity is extremely important to me, and I’m actually somewhat impressed by how easy Facebook makes it to see who’s running ads, as well as the content of those ads.

How could you possibly have a fair primary if the guy who runs the process to decide who the party is going to support is also running security and overseeing election integrity?

It was the largest grassroots election integrity program in the entire country.

Lingering suspicions about election integrity led to a short-lived attempt to force the nearly 2,500 delegates on hand to use paper ballots instead of a cell phone app to elect party leadership.

Opponents cited election integrity concerns and argued the changes could provide a pathway for terrorists or wanted criminals to obtain government-issued IDs that could put the public at risk.

Peters and Harris have also both claimed that fighting for election integrity has put them and their associates in mortal peril.

Republicans' claims that Ohio needs to clamp down in the name of election integrity run counter to GOP officials' glowing assessments of the state's current system.

So much for election integrity.

The draft report is an apparent update to the work of the RNC Committee on Election Integrity, which was first announced in February 2021.

Arizona Republicans celebrated the decision as a win for the rule of law and election integrity.

As he repeats unfounded claims about voting, Trump has cast “election integrity” as one of his central concerns heading into November.

For decades, the RNC was limited in its ability to coordinate poll watching and other election integrity activities by a federal court consent decree established to stop Republican-backed voter intimidation efforts.

For example, in 2021, Georgia passed the Election Integrity Act, which required voters to present a government-issued photo ID to receive a ballot.