RightCount, WisAct Host Election Integrity Panel in Oshkosh
OCTOBER 29, 2026
OSHKOSH, Wisc. -- On Wednesday, RightCount, in conjunction with WisAct, hosted a number of nonpartisan organizations for a panel discussion surrounding the importance of imparting trust in our elections and combating misinformation in the process.
As reported by WBAY:
“The 13-person panel brought together multiple nonpartisan organizations led by citizens from across the political spectrum. Speakers focused on combating misinformation, easing fears over voting practices, and engaging young voters to fight apathy.”
“People that I’ve respected, that are well educated, that are leaders in their community and leaders in their businesses, that would call me up and talk about how the election was stolen,” Jim Steineke, the Wisconsin Chair for RightCount, explained during the panel.
Paul Van Auken, WisACT’s coordinator, spoke about the importance of getting involved in the process.
“The more you’re involved, the more you have conversations with people, especially if they’re maybe on a different side of the political spectrum,” Van Auken said during the panel. “You’ll start to feel more confident that, okay, we’re actually all right here.”
Read more about the RightCount and WisACT panel at UW-Oshkosh on WBAY.
About RightCount Wisconsin
RightCount is a 501(c)(3) entity that conducts research and educates fellow citizens around election integrity issues. To learn more about RightCount’s mission in Wisconsin and the steps it is taking to protect the integrity of Wisconsin’s 2026 elections, please visit RightCount Wisconsin.
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