It Shouldn't Take More Proof to Catch a Fish Than to Vote
The November of my senior year in high school, I stayed up until midnight watching the 2020 election. The campaign season and election were nerve-racking, especially amid the backdrop of the pandemic. When I finally fell asleep, the election remained a toss-up. Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada were all leaning red, but that did not last, and former President Joe Biden was announced the winner four days later. After the disputed election results, questions quickly spread about the legitimacy of the vote count.
TL;DR
- The 2020 election results were disputed, raising questions about the legitimacy of the vote count.
- There have been nationwide failures in election integrity and a fall in public trust since 2020.
- Flawed laws and government inaction on election integrity bills contribute to concerns.
- The Trump administration is pressuring governments to secure elections, but with mixed results.
- Trustworthy elections are deemed necessary for the preservation of the United States.