Sharon Bemis is a Policy Analyst for the Election Protection Project at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. Sharon has a background in election administration, accounting, and business administration.
Have we Americans not learned our lesson about Central Counts? The City of Oshkosh in Wisconsin, a contentious swing state in the upcoming election, recently passed a resolution to begin using Central Counts to process absentee ballots. At a Central Count Location, election inspectors must assign each voter’s absentee ballot a number, and they must...
During the 2020 election, Green Bay, Wisconsin, received 1.6 million in private funding from the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL), a private, left-leaning organization funded by a cabal of billionaire ideologues. Like other large Democrat-leaning cities across America, Green Bay – with a population of 106,095, was funded by these billionaires who sought...
On the presidential level, having an undeclared winner as Americans fall asleep in front of their TVs on election night, awaking Wednesday morning to confusion and uncertainty, has fostered chaos and a slow, cancer-like erosion of public trust in our elections. We understand that above all else, ballots must be counted accurately. But that doesn’t...