If there are evidence of -- or questions based on evidence, rooted in evidence of any issues around our elections, then, yes, we welcome that, because the more transparency we have on the process, the more sunlight, the more people can understand really how much work has gone into protecting the security and accessibility of elections for every voter.
Encouraging transparency and evidence-based questions about elections.
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We take the importance of ensuring every eligible vote is counted, and only eligible votes are counted, very seriously.
Yes, without hesitation. I mean that's my job. That's our job as professional election administrators, to make sure it's easy to vote, hard to cheat and that we all stand by the will of the people, whatever that may be.
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.
We take the importance of ensuring every eligible vote is counted, and only eligible votes are counted, very seriously.
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