In the latest exciting episode of the Voter Assurance Podcast, the conversation is once again hosted by Jan Peter and Jonathan. Special guest Les Spain joins them. Listen today for more information on technology, processes, oversight, transparency, and how they can improve trust in the voting process. Don't miss this great episode.

In the latest episode of the Voter Assurance podcast, your hosts Jan Peter and Jonathan are once again examining the erosion of trust in the election system. How things have gone so far that we now see riots and physical violence as a result. Where do we go from here?

In this episode of the Voter Assurance podcast, your hosts Jan Peter and Jonathan look at the costs and distrust Americans are feeling after the election.

In this episode of the Voter Assurance podcast, your hosts Jan Peter and Jonathan dive into the topic of voter rolls. What does it mean to have clean voter rolls? What does it take? Why we might not have them and how to fix them. Check it out now!

Make your Vote Count! Elections stand at the fulcrum of a contest for control over our way of life – they are the pivot point where outcomes between winners and losers are determined. A heated debate over the fraud risks posed by mail-in ballots has raged, following on the heels of four years in which a slew of allegations and investigations into f...

Security threats effect all the states and election security becomes a cybersecurity weakness where ransomware attacks and manipulated or unvetted voter registration databases can corrupt the entire process from voter registration to the voter counts. It is important for every state to be aware of potential problems. Remediation that can be impleme...

by Benjamin Barr Mail-In Voting and Absentee Voting Concerns On March 13, 2020, President Trump proclaimed a national emergency in response to the Coronavirus outbreak.1 Since then, many states, including Wyoming, enacted emergency declarations and a variety of stay-at-home or shelter-in-place orders.2 States continue to struggle with voting during...

by Jan OttoWhy do we vote? We vote to preserve liberty and justice for all citizens and their families according to their decisions as members of our free and open society. Elections express the will of "we the people" in a city, county, state or country -- provided they are fair. Fair elections have two missions. The first is to validate the choic...

by Staff Writer The right to vote, and the exercise of that right, are fundamental, bedrock assurances of citizens in democracies and republics. Every constitution of every democracy or republic enshrines this right in unambiguous and direct language. The definition of an eligible voter has evolved over time, but always requires that a person be a ...