The Democracy Defense Foundation is a bipartisan organization working to defend the transparency, safety, security & validity of our nation’s electoral system.
POLL: About 76% of Nevada voters are confident the 2026 midterm election will be counted accurately. Confidence is very high for early voting (89%) but lower for mail ballots (59%). Nearly 60% worry about non-citizen voting, especially Republicans (90%).
Src. @tarrancegroup@DemoDefenseFndn https://t.co/H3RA7ylfVT
Looking back on the ideals that shaped our nation was a meaningful reminder that preserving our democracy requires ongoing commitment. Building trust and confidence in our elections is an important part of that work.
Following their visit to the Philadelphia Board of Elections @PhillyVotes, members of our PA Board had an opportunity to tour @ConstitutionCtr & even had the chance to "consult" with a few of the Founding Fathers in Signers' Hall.
Thanks for a memorable visit, @ConstitutionCtr!
Following reports DOJ monitors would be sent to observe elections in Detroit, Lansing & East Lansing for next week’s primary, our MI Board called on @TheJusticeDept to cooperate with Michigan’s local, county & state election officials and for all parties to act in good faith:
A bipartisan group of Michigan leaders visited Hillsdale County Wednesday to get a firsthand look at the safeguards in place before ballots are submitted and counted. Link: https://t.co/Hsrf7na3es
Despite once being political opponents, they have joined forces around a shared belief: protecting our democratic process is bigger than politics.
Thanks to all who joined and asked thoughtful questions about civic engagement, public service & the future of our democracy. 🇺🇸
This week at the NH State House, our NH Co-Chairs, former Rep. Charlie Bass and Rep. & Amb. Dick Swett, spoke with high school students about why getting involved in government matters and why the integrity of our elections is critical to their future and the future of America.
📊 New Nevada Poll: 76% of Nevada voters are very or somewhat confident the 2026 election will be accurately counted. But concerns remain over ballot casting methods.
Watch @SteveSebelius@KTNV break down the findings and learn more here: https://t.co/MuYBI9Bnea
Election confidence remains high, but voters still have some concerns. My story on a new poll commissioned by the @DemoDefenseFndn:
https://t.co/qgPmL8NYZf
FACT: Multiple reports and analyses have shown no proof of fraud in the 2020 election.
Read our DDP Michigan Board’s latest statement calling out efforts to push misinformation and doubts about the security of Michigan elections: https://t.co/GHDxP2zFXD
Our new polling in Wisconsin found voters across party lines support regulations for ballot drop boxes, with 79% of overall voters favored this election reform.
Read more on our poll findings discussed at our recent @WisPolitics luncheon: https://t.co/z8B3nf8vcN
Leading the effort to strengthen voter confidence in Georgia is a bipartisan coalition of respected leaders and former elected officials: Sen. @SaxbyChambliss, Gov. Roy Barnes, Rep. Drew Ferguson, and Mayor @ATLShirley.
Learn more about their efforts: https://t.co/Rn5RoU2zWn
DDP Nevada Co-Chairs, former Governor Brian Sandoval & former Speaker Richard Perkins, recently went behind the scenes at the @ClarkCountyNV Election Department to see firsthand how elections are conducted.
Hear from @Pres_Sandoval about his faith in Nevada’s election process ⬇️
“Any reforms must be accompanied by immediate funding for local election offices, comprehensive training for election workers, and robust voter education efforts.”
Read our DDP Georgia board’s op-ed on GA lawmakers’ role in building voter confidence: https://t.co/eWaE7W3adx
New polling released at our @WisPolitics luncheon shows WI voter confidence in elections is back to pre-2024 levels.
As the midterms approach, leaders must counter mis- & disinformation and rhetoric that undermines trust in our elections.
View our poll: https://t.co/dl2GIC3Suv
Our DDP Michigan Board released the following statement in response to continued efforts to push misinformation and doubts about the security of Michigan elections: