This Week @ TTV: Anti-Slacktivism + Lunch & Learns

Our Anti-Slacktivism Campaign

As we find ourselves navigating through the twists and turns of another election cycle, it's easy to get lost in the sea of opinions and theories about what could possibly go wrong. 

From voting machines to absentee ballots, from lawfare to NGOs, it’s hard to know where to place focus. But here's the truth: this is a 1,000 front war. Every cog in the machinery of our election process has a purpose, and every loophole or flaw can potentially impact the accuracy of the outcome.

So, what do we do about it? At True the Vote, we're advocating for what we like to call the "anti-slacktivism" approach. Sure, posting on social media can raise awareness, but when it comes to ensuring election integrity in 2024, that alone won't cut it.

Between now and Election Day, what can you realistically do to make a difference? Lots. There are concrete actions you can take now and for the next few months that will absolutely have a positive impact.

First, we have to start by rolling up our sleeves and getting involved in the process. Whether it's checking voter rolls using Scan.Check.Protect. or IV3, building your own local election integrity team, training to be an election worker, or developing resources for those involved in various election roles, there's no shortage of ways to contribute. 

You can volunteer for tasks like absentee ballot review boards, work at polling places, or participating in logic and accuracy testing. Every role, no matter how big or small, contributes to the smooth functioning of your local elections. 

Additionally, we can educate ourselves and others about the election process. Understanding how elections work and the potential vulnerabilities they face empowers us to advocate for meaningful change. 

It's also essential to engage with policymakers and advocate for reforms that strengthen election integrity. Whether it's supporting legislation for more secure voting systems, or pushing for increased transparency in citizenship verification, our voices matter. By actively participating in the legislative process, we can shape the future of our elections for the better.

So, as we navigate the remaining weeks of this election cycle, let's commit to more than just talk. Let's roll up our sleeves, get involved, and make our voices heard!

Join Us for Lunch and Learns!

We're thrilled to announce an exciting new addition to our True the Vote lineup: a "Lunch and Learn" series with TTV President, Catherine Engelbrecht! 🎉

Starting this week, Catherine will be hosting live discussions every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 12:00 p.m. central time on our Onward Locals platform. These sessions will dive deep into "all things election integrity" and provide a fantastic opportunity for us to come together, learn, and engage on crucial topics that impact our nation.

Here's what you need to know:

📅 Schedule: Each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday

🕛 Time: 12:00 p.m. Central Time

📍 Where: Catherine’s Onward platform on Locals

🗣️ Host: Catherine Engelbrecht

This is a chance for you to have your voice heard, ask all your most pressing questions, and gain valuable insights. Whether you're passionate about safeguarding our elections or simply curious to learn more, these sessions are for YOU!

Remember, while participation in the "Lunch and Learn" series is exclusive to our Onward Locals platform members, signing up is easy and free! Once you're in, you'll have access to Lunch and Learns, Catherine’s Monday night podcasts, as well as plenty of other exciting content!

So mark your calendars, set your alarms, and prepare to join us for an enriching discussion each week!

See you there!

The Federalist: Leftist Group Screams ‘Voter Suppression!’ After Colliding With Arkansas Election Law 

 In an all-too-common refrain in the war on election integrity, a Democrat activist and former Arkansas state senator is screaming “voter suppression!” after her leftist group ran up against state election law.

Now Joyce Elliott has created a GoFundMe page seeking $50,000 to “[take] a stand against restrictive voter registration rules that could disenfranchise thousands of Arkansans…”

… Ironically, the same leftist organization accusing the state of voter suppression could ultimately disenfranchise voters through its electronic registration application form.

“A voter who is registered by an application that included an electronic signature that was created or duplicated through the use of a computer process and was delivered by the voter, mailed by the voter, or delivered on behalf of the voter by a third-party registration organization is not valid at the time of the original submission,” the order states. “An invalid registration cannot be cured by subsequently moving, unless the applicant completes a new voter registration application that includes a wet signature or wet mark or is submitted on behalf of the voter by an identified Registration Agency listed in Amendment 51.” 

SBEC Director Chris Madison told The Federalist there was initially some confusion about the law by the secretary of state’s office, which reached out to Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin for clarification… Read the full report here.

You can’t make this stuff up ….

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We’ll be back next week with more news and updates. Until then….

Ever onward-

The True the Vote Team