Only cheaters oppose ballot-integrity measures

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No, Donald Trump absolutely did not win the election. But yes, a lot of states allowed electoral practices that made ballot integrity difficult. Those practices must end, and better practices must be adopted.

Fortunately, Hans von Spakovsky at the Heritage Foundation offers nine “election reforms states can implement to prevent mistakes and voter fraud.” On a purely rational level, meaning apart from any desire to game the system in one political direction or another, each of von Spakovsky’s suggestions makes sense. (Actually, I would quibble with one of them, but that’s beside the point.)

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