Election Integrity
I believe Wisconsin's elections are safe, secure, and worthy of the public's trust.
That doesn't mean we should stop looking for ways to improve election administration. Every system benefits from regular review, transparency, and continuous improvement. Election officials should always be open to strengthening security, increasing efficiency, and maintaining public confidence.
Evidence Matters
At the same time, claims of widespread stolen elections require evidence. Repeatedly questioning legitimate election results without proof is harmful to public trust, divisive to our communities, and unfair to the thousands of clerks, poll workers, and volunteers who dedicate countless hours to making our elections work.
What I've Seen
I've had the opportunity to serve as a chief election inspector, and I've seen firsthand the professionalism, care, and integrity that election workers bring to the process.
Most are not political activists. They are neighbors serving their communities and doing their best to ensure every eligible voter can cast a ballot and have it counted accurately.
Keep Improving. Keep Trusting.
We should continue improving our elections, but we should also be willing to acknowledge when dedicated public servants are doing their jobs well.
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