I’m in. The people of Maine have been building something real – a movement that deserves to go all the way to November. I’ve spent my entire career taking on tough fights for working people, and I’m not stopping now. I’m running for United…
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Quotes from current and former U.S. state secretaries of state.
Current secretaries of state
ALWes AllenAlabama5 Quotes
KYMichael AdamsKentucky22 Quotes
NVCisco AguilarNevada11 Quotes
RIGregg AmoreRhode Island6 Quotes
DCKimberly BassettDistrict of Columbia
MEShenna BellowsMaine41 Quotes
MIJocelyn BensonMichigan152 Quotes
FLCord ByrdFlorida597 Quotes
NJDale CaldwellNew Jersey1 Quote
VTSarah Copeland-HanzasVermont
NEBob EvnenNebraska3 Quotes
AZAdrian FontesArizona49 Quotes
MABill GalvinMassachusetts2 Quotes
ILAlexi GiannouliasIllinois15 Quotes
WISarah GodlewskiWisconsin1 Quote
WYChuck GrayWyoming5 Quotes
COJena GriswoldColorado115 Quotes
TNTre HargettTennessee
NDMichael HoweNorth Dakota6 Quotes
VACandi KingVirginia2 Quotes
OHFrank LaRoseOhio18 Quotes
NCElaine MarshallNorth Carolina
INDiego MoralesIndiana11 Quotes
NYWalter MosleyNew York2 Quotes
TXJane NelsonTexas
NMMaggie Toulouse OliverNew Mexico33 Quotes
IAPaul PateIowa8 Quotes
DECharuni Patibanda-SanchezDelaware1 Quote
GABrad RaffenspergerGeorgia74 Quotes
ORTobias ReadOregon15 Quotes
NHDavid ScanlanNew Hampshire2 Quotes
PAAl SchmidtPennsylvania45 Quotes
KSScott SchwabKansas16 Quotes
MNSteve SimonMinnesota28 Quotes
Former secretaries of state
What I think has changed is the passion and the hunger for having a Washington that will work for working class people.
This is another thinly-veiled attempt by the Department of Justice to intimidate election officials and coerce compliance with their efforts to unlawfully inject the federal government into States’ constitutional duty to oversee elections.
I believe I am uniquely fit to unite Mainers and defeat Susan Collins in just over 100 days.
While Graham ignited a powerful movement to challenge the status quo, given the seriousness of the allegations, he needs to step down.
Arizona election officials have always worked to ensure that only eligible citizens are registered to vote, and we will continue following Arizona law—not directions that come from political rhetoric or intimidation.
It is insulting to insinuate that the good people at our county recorders' offices across the state are not doing their jobs correctly.
The suggestion that Arizona election officials are failing to do their jobs is simply not supported by the facts.
Michigan’s elections are transparent, accurate, accessible, and secure.
But I don’t understand why the RNC wouldn’t be focusing on that problem, versus this problem, which may be unconstitutional, but is just almost or virtually never used.
Why this would now be the focus of attention of the RNC is a little baffling to me.
This 4th of July will be filled with friends and family gatherings, BBQs, and fireworks.
We know that the impact it’s going to cause — things like potentially 270,000 Wisconsinites are going to lose healthcare.
Today is Election Day, and every eligible Coloradan should know about the resources available to them so they can make their voices heard.
The current process is confusing to voters and results in some voter applications being totally rejected because of which form they use.
If we don’t compete in order to allow for containers, then our port is going to be unfortunately just left to oblivion.
However, after years of legal wrangling and legislation, Arizona does need clarity from the Court on how to administer the citizenship requirement for voting.
We look forward to defeating this lawsuit in court.
The spouses and children of military and overseas voters who are U.S. citizens have the same rights and privileges as every other American.
I am pleased that a resolution has been reached on this matter.
Trump will not be able to use the Postal Service to control which voters receive a mail ballot, and cannot use the DOJ to intimidate election officials into following his unlawful order.
On the same day as the Postmaster General’s testimony, two federal courts affirmed that the administration shouldn’t ask election officials to violate one federal law to comply with another.
