Save secure voting laws from Democratic overreach

Published June 22, 2021 1:38pm ET



Seven months after the conclusion of the 2020 election, a considerable number of people are still expressing uncertainty about the integrity of the process. While the media and those on the Left prefer to demonize such concerns as conspiratorial and irrelevant, we must address these issues as they stand in the way of full faith and trust in our elections, the very bedrock of our constitutional republic.

It is true that certain members of both parties, after every major election, seem to decry the process and systems. In fact, House Democrats have raised objections to state electoral votes the last three times a Republican has been elected president. Many remember how, in 2017, House Democrats objected to the election results in nine states won by former President Donald Trump. One consistent observation, however, is that Democrats work year after year to change election rules, while Republicans largely acquiesce to these maneuvers until they threaten to undermine the security of the election.

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