Elections Officials Are Ready for November 5

As some on the left and the right challenge the electoral system, voters should know that it can meet the challenges of another presidential contest.

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Suburban Atlanta voters in Gwinnett County vote in midterm and statewide elections at Lucky Shoals Park in Norcross, Ga., November 8, 2022.

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As the high-profile 2024 campaign cycle approaches its end, voters may have concerns about the sanctity and fairness of our elections. We hear and understand many of these concerns: about foreign interference, about the ability of the U.S. Postal Service to deliver election mail, about the emergence of artificial intelligence.

As chief state elections officials and proud Republicans from across the country, we come together to pledge that America is ready and prepared to carry out a secure, safe, and fair election process.

Brad Raffensperger

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Brad Raffensperger

Brad Raffensperger is the secretary of state for Georgia.

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Scott Schwab

Scott Schwab is the secretary of state of Kansas.

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Deidre Henderson

Deidre Henderson is the lieutenant governor of Utah.

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