 Marc Ellinger of Ellinger Bell recently moderated a distinguished panel on election security and administration at Republican National Lawyers Association National Policy Event. The discussion focused on timely and complex issues including election security during emergencies, the role of tabulation machines, and the ongoing challenges of voter registration list maintenance.
Panelists included Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams, U.S. Election Assistance Commissioner Christy McCormick, and EAC Chair Don Palmer, each offering valuable insights drawn from their unique roles. Secretary Adams highlighted Kentucky’s proactive approach to ensuring secure elections even in the face of natural emergencies, emphasizing the importance of preparation and planning to maintain voter confidence. Commissioner McCormick discussed the EAC’s innovative proposals for enhancing voter registration list maintenance, referencing tools such as the NCOA and SAVE databases, as well as pilot programs utilizing third-party credit data to strengthen accuracy and reliability. Chairman Palmer addressed the growing need to professionalize election audits nationwide, underscoring the role they play in bolstering transparency and public trust. He also provided context on the impact of the Trump Administration’s Executive Order related to election integrity. Together, the panel offered a comprehensive overview of the evolving landscape of election administration, underscoring both the progress made and the work still ahead in safeguarding the democratic process. Comments are closed.
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