Milwaukee, WI – Tonight, election workers and administrators uncovered an error in tabulation and immediately set forward to rectify the situation, under the watchful eye of Republican and Democrat election observers. 

Raleigh, NC – In case you missed it, on the heels of his joint op-ed collaboration in U.S. News & World Report on Monday, RightCount Co-Chair and former North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory has a piece in today’s edition of The Carolina Journal in which he assures voters of both parties that they “can take confidence in the security and fairness of our voting systems.” McCrory also cites the strides being made in the Tar Heel State to provide voting access to state residents in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

Washington, D.C. – In case you missed it, RightCount Co-Chairs, former Governor Mark Schweiker of Pennsylvania and former Governor Pat McCrory of North Carolina, jointly authored an Election Eve op-ed for U.S. News & World Report in which they reassure voters that “our elections are secure, and you should have faith in the process.” 

Washington, D.C. – In case you missed it, RightCount Co-Chairs, former Governor Jan Brewer of Arizona and former Senator Eric Johnson of Georgia, jointly authored an op-ed for The Hill in which they urge fellow Republicans to “reject election conspiracy theories and focus on the policies that will improve the lives of the American people.” Brewer and Johnson have taken an active role in recent months looking to dispel election myths and falsehoods and rebuild and fortify trust in the electoral process. Excerpts from their op-ed can be found below.

Milwaukee, WI – Yesterday, WIsPolitics published an opinion piece from former Majority Leader in the Wisconsin State Assembly Jim Steineke calling out deceptive ads from organizations planting false ideas about Wisconsin Election Integrity.

Raleigh, N.C. – In case you missed it, legendary broadcaster and columnist Tom Campbell wrote about the launch of RightCount’s operations in North Carolina. Cambell, who has covered politics and public policy in the Tar Heel State for more than a half-century, notes that the effort is focused on rebuilding trust in the battleground state’s election system.