Harrisburg, Pa. – In case you missed it, former Governor Mark Schweiker and former Congress Lou Barletta, co-chairs of RightCount Pennsylvania responded to Ari Fleischer’s Dec. 8 op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, offering their take on the strength, accuracy and safeguards of Pennsylvania’s election process.

Atlanta, GA – In case you missed it, Georgia Insurance & Safety Fire Commissioner John King has an op-ed at Newsmax.com praising Georgia election workers for their efforts in the 2024 elections. King, who spent four decades in the U.S. Army National Guard, highlighted Georgia strong election integrity rations and expressed the need for RightCount to continue working to build trust in election reforms.

Milwaukee, WI – Today, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published an oped from Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee Chair and RightCount Wisconsin Leadership Advisory Council member Rep. Scott Krug on how we can end doubts around Wisconsin elections moving forward after a successful 2024 election. Rep. Krug highlighted measures to combat “late night ballot dumps” and measures to prevent fraud in overseas voting along with protections for election workers. 

Harrisburg, Pa. – In case you missed it, former Pennsylvania Governor Mark Schweiker and Congressman Lou Barletta, have published a PennLive op-ed recognizing the hard work and effectiveness of Pennsylvania election workers.

Raleigh, NC – In case you missed it, on the heels of his joint op-ed collaboration in U.S. News & World Report on Monday, RightCount Co-Chair and former North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory has a piece in today’s edition of The Carolina Journal in which he assures voters of both parties that they “can take confidence in the security and fairness of our voting systems.” McCrory also cites the strides being made in the Tar Heel State to provide voting access to state residents in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

Raleigh, NC – RightCount North Carolina Chair and former Governor Pat McCrory today issued a strong rebuke of Senate Bill 382, which combines Hurricane Helene disaster relief with controversial provisions that strip key powers from the governor and undermine voter confidence in elections.