Voters should not be disenfranchised for doing everything they are supposed to do if another system, particularly the Postal Service, fails to deliver their ballot on time.
Jocelyn Benson
The Public Record
Secretary of State of Michigan and academic
Democracy is a team sport, and every single one of us here can agree that we want this fall election to be successful.
I think it's incredibly disturbing and concerning that in this time of great uncertainty, we're in the middle of a global pandemic, more citizens on both sides of the aisle are saying they want to vote safely from home this November.
Our democracy is better because of the congressional role in enforcing a basic standard of expectations of protections for all of our citizens.
The greatest threats to people's voting rights started at the local and State level.
Securing our election infrastructure against efforts to thwart or undermine the will of our voters is essential to the survival of our democratic system.





