Much of the conversation about election protection is often focused on external actors, like legal teams, monitors, and citizen activists who are mobilizing to stop bad actors.
But the most important protections are often more internal: the rules, norms, and institutional guardrails that election officials themselves rely on to keep elections fair and protected.
Join Election Reformers Network on April 29 at 1 PM ET for a briefing that highlights new research and real-world examples of how states and localities are strengthening those internal protections—reducing the risk of abuse of power before it occurs.
Our panel of officials and experts includes:
Mike McKell, Utah State Senator
Julie Anderson, former Auditor of Pierce County, Washington
Kevin Johnson, ERN Executive Director
Heather Balas, ERN Vice President of Programs
You’ll leave with a clear, behind-the-scenes understanding of election protections that aren’t making the headlines.



