Elections in the United States function as bipartisan efforts where adversarial oversight prevents either party from engaging in fraudulent activity in secret.

“there are tons of protections within state law that ensure that partisans, that is Republicans and Democrats, members of the two major parties are present and able to sort of weigh in and hold accountable elections at every level.”

The Colorado Supreme Court's decision to remove Donald Trump from the ballot is unconstitutional because he has not been charged with or convicted of insurrection.

“They're trying to say that Donald Trump committed an insurrection, which we know is not true. They're trying to say that states can decide if a candidate is eligible for federal office. That is also not true.”

The speaker claims that the Supreme Court's ruling on election deadlines essentially creates a system where elections have no defined conclusion.

“With Barrett arguing in the majority, votes can be cast an indefinite period before an election and can be counted an indefinite period after an election is over. In fact, her argument was elections never end until someone decides.”

He asserts that current federal law, specifically 18 USC 592, prohibits the stationing of armed federal officers at polling locations unless there is an active armed threat.

“It is against 18 US code saying you cannot have federal armed officers at the polls unless there's an armed threat to the election. Period.”

He believes that drawing congressional district lines without current population data from the census results in unequal representation and harms voters.

“if you start redrawing boundaries and you don't know how people have moved over the last five, six years, you're going to end up with districts that are unequal in in representation. And so this is really going to harm Missurrians.”

Obtaining private voter information through investigations can be used for political influence campaigns.

“So, it can be a real treasure trove to have all of this information for election purposes. And voter information has always been safeguarded and considered a voter's private information. And I don't know that that's information that we want to be sharing with political campaigns.”