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States Should Set Their Own Election Rules to Protect Liberty

By on December 9, 2020
States Should Set Their Own  Election Rules to Protect Liberty

by J. Christian Adams

Any national federal standard — whether it be voter ID, absentee ballot availability, or even voter qualifications — would be enforced with a decidedly Democratic Party bias.

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Winning Back the Suburbs

By on February 19, 2019
Winning Back the Suburbs

by SARAH CHAMBERLAIN RESNICK

The ongoing “war” between the White House and the media has created an increasingly toxic political environment that has turned off many suburban and moderate voters.

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Building a More Diverse GOP

By on February 19, 2019
Building a More Diverse GOP

by CAM SAVAGE

There is a crisis in Washington among Republicans that has been ignored over the last few election cycles. Republican women make up just 6% of the House GOP Conference and are just 12% of the total number of women in the House.

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A Final Post-Mortem on the 2018 Mid-Terms

By on February 19, 2019
A Final Post-Mortem on the 2018 Mid-Terms

by TOM DAVIS

Perhaps the least discussed, but probably the most important change, in the 2018 election dynamics was the huge Democratic spending advantage in Congressional races.

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State of the Electorate 2019

By on February 19, 2019
State of the Electorate 2019

by ED GOEAS & BRIAN NIENABER

Despite the challenges of the current political environment, most voters continue to agree with the premise for conservative governance.

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Diversity is Key to Election Security

By on December 17, 2018
Diversity is Key to Election Security

by CONNIE LAWSON

As we look to modernize as a nation, Washington needs to ensure the administration of elections stays under state and local control as required by the 10th amendment of the Constitution.

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Voters Deserve to Know Their Votes will Count

By on December 17, 2018
Voters Deserve to Know Their Votes will Count

by WAYNE WILLIAMS

In a recent Gallup poll, a full one-third of Americans were not confident that their votes are accurately counted.

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Election Security: An Ongoing Responsibility

By on December 17, 2018
Election Security: An Ongoing Responsibility

by KIM WYMAN

A core strength of American elections is the decentralized process. No one entity has oversight over all ballot counting, which means there’s no single point for a bad actor to attack.

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A View from Dubuque, Iowa

By on October 23, 2018
A View from Dubuque, Iowa

by CHRISTOPHER B. BUDZISZ

“The current picture of Iowa and Dubuque is that it is not yet firmly Trump Country,” reports the Professor from Loras College and the Director of the Loras College Poll.

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A View from Northampton County

By on October 23, 2018
A View from Northampton County

by CHRISTOPHER P. BORICK

“Nothstein’s allegiance to Trump appears to be more of a burden than a boost as the mid-terms draw near,” writes the Muhlenberg College Professor about the local GOP candidate for Congress.

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