Cleta Mitchell

Response to National Public Radio’s October 3rd story October 6, 2024 In response to National Public Radio’s October 3 story recognizing the American people’s concerns about potential election system problems […]

Georgia State Board of Elections stood up to left-wing pressure groups and voted to ensure vote-tallies reconcile before certification. Georgia’s citizens deserve accurate election results. Election Integrity Network commends Georgia’s […]

Just as a bank teller’s cash drawer must reconcile daily, reconciliation of voters to the ballots & to the number of votes is imperative to ensure accurate election results.

EIN’s Michigan Fair Elections Coalition has published a statement of reflection after the attempted assassination of former President Trump on Saturday, July 13th, in Butler, PA. The following statement by […]

** For use by media to be included in any articles or opinion pieces regarding the SAVE Act ** As soon as this Wednesday, July 10th, the House of Representatives brings […]

Election Integrity Network (EIN) and state coalition
partners are calling on secretaries of state and residents to be on the lookout for deceptive tactics
by third-party activists to mine residents’ personally identifiable information (PII).

Efforts to repeal ranked-choice voting (RCV) in Alaska are proving confusing, and chaotic — just like RCV itself. But a disturbing question lies just beyond the pro-RCV and anti-election lobby smoke […]

Election Integrity Network’s National Networks Director Kerri Toloczko came to EIN after nearly three decades in the conservative public policy movement as a policy analyst and coalition manager. Her role for EIN […]

Fred Lucas is the Chief News Correspondent for The Daily Signal The Daily Signal: Policy News, Conservative Analysis and Opinion,  a project of The Heritage Foundation. Starting with his high school newspaper, Fred […]

In this special edition of Who’s Counting? With Cleta Mitchell, Cleta discusses one of the most important sentences in our founding documents. The very first paragraph of the Declaration of […]

Rule of law is under attack in America. The refusal by any attorney to go along with the orthodoxy of leftwing activist judges, ideologically driven courts, and “big law” is […]

Meet Jerry Holland, the incoming Supervisor of Elections in Duval County, Florida, who assumes that office on July 1, 2023. But this isn’t Jerry’s first time at the bat of […]

Robert Barnes, founder of the national law firm Barnes Law is a veteran of election law and civil rights cases that protect “underdogs” across the ideological spectrum. In this interview with Cleta, he […]

This week as Memorial Day 2023 approaches, Cleta reflects on the sacrifices made by our nation’s fallen military heroes in this special edition of Who’s Counting? The first “Memorial Day” […]

When public policy expert Trent England saw election integrity undermined by progressive policies in his home state of Washington, he took action that has an impact at the national level. […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 12, 2023 CONTACT: Kerri Toloczko, [email protected] Virginia announces its withdrawal from the Electronic Registration Information Center LEXINGTON, VA – The Election Integrity Network (EIN) and Virginia […]

This week’s guest on Who’s Counting? with Cleta Mitchell is West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner, who has called on the US Secretary of State Tony Blinken to resign […]

Officials in Tarrant County, Texas (Fort Worth)  have taken a bold approach to keeping their elections safe and secure, and hope their model will be a blueprint for localities across […]

Absentee ballots were first created during the Civil War to allow soldiers to vote and later extended to all military, citizens working or traveling overseas, and those physically unable to […]