The progressive left-even some self-proclaimed “true” conservatives on the right-like to portray everything that pushes the establishment as somehow related to the harmful influence of Donald Trump.
In fact, they have messed up these waters so much that completely legitimate concerns—such as those states that have obvious problems in the 2020 general election (see: Georgia)—have become the cause of the insurgents wearing MAGA. Terms of reference.
Or they want everyone to believe it.
However, using popular vernacular, the truth is much more subtle.
As Jack Fowler reported National Review, The purple state voters are clamoring for election reform, regardless of whether Donald Trump supports it.
A survey A survey of Wisconsin voters on election integrity conducted in April 2021 found that 66% of possible voters supported, including: Total number of votes in the post-election audit To correct the error.
Why is there such a strong requirement for integrity, this determination to prevent election fraud-this requirement for legislative reform actions? Of course, this must have something to do with Donald Trump and the renewal of the 2020 election.
But as a new election integrity study at the border center–“Beyond the past: for the Constitution and the community“—— revealed that Donald could not be found among the reasons given by the center-right Badger State reform activists.
Oh oh. This makes it more difficult to hate the audits in Arizona and Georgia without the orange villain playing the clown overseeing the process.
Fowler explained that the Frontier Center uses a “stepped” technique, a smaller sample, but uses the “interview process to reveal the heartfelt reason behind the belief” for more in-depth exploration. (Disclosure: Fowler on the center board).
The following is a sample of the report’s conclusions about Wisconsin (one of the most competitive states in the 2020 election, as you may remember), and how voters there perceive efforts to support election integrity.
The Wisconsinians who strongly support the resolution of election fraud are [more] The focus is on measuring the character, urgency of action, and responsiveness of elected and unelected leaders when it comes to election fraud, rather than correcting backward-looking results.
[They are dedicated to] Ensure that the system is intact for themselves and the community of American voters who participate in the agency, that leaders understand the severity of the challenges they face and will respond to their voters, and that this basic constitution asserts that the rights of individuals are in their country Having a say in his rule remains intact.
Voting is more than just seeing their choices prevail-it’s a way of serving the country and providing the pleasure of citizenship (empowerment and agency related to your rights) that helps fight the failure of other institutions Morale is low. Reforms in the context of fraud can ensure a stronger sense of power related to citizenship.
It sounds a lot like Wisconsin voters have no problem distinguishing their desire for clean and fair elections from Donald Trump’s presidency and Biden’s 2020 victory.
“Sorry, MSNBC, CNN, BLM, and all others treat election reform as Jim Crow redux and attack Enemy of HR 1 With a model mantra about racism,” Fowler wrote.[What’s been] What is revealed here is right–and for — Citizenship and injury caused when election integrity is compromised. What was also collected was the obvious “free prosperity” that citizens found in their voting behavior-something weakened by fraud. “
It is true that the 2020 election and Trump’s insistence on the podium that cheese smells rotten, ultimately resolved the problems within the American electoral system — widespread or just scattered across states — have been intensified. But the idea of election integrity is much longer than that. In fact, this is part of the reason why American election voting is so special. We got a reasonable chance, and our votes are important.
It sounds like Wisconsin, and there are undoubtedly other purple states, hoping to make sure they still do.
