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Election Integrity In The News: Joe Rogan Interviews Donald Trump
Election Integrity In The News: Joe Rogan Interviews Donald Trump
Oct 29, 2024
Finchem: Vote-By-Mail Is Now Even Less Secure
Finchem: Vote-By-Mail Is Now Even Less Secure
Oct 9, 2024
EFI’s Mark Finchem Discusses Swing States, Assassination Attempt & Harris’s Media Silence
EFI’s Mark Finchem Discusses Swing States, Assassination Attempt & Harris’s Media Silence
Sep 23, 2024
Mark Finchem & Shawn Taylor Interview w/ Kim Yeater
Mark Finchem & Shawn Taylor Interview w/ Kim Yeater
Sep 19, 2024
The Tennessee Political Corruption Story is But a Snapshot
The Tennessee Political Corruption Story is But a Snapshot
Sep 12, 2024
PRESS RELEASE: EFI Identifies Significant Voter Registration Anomalies
PRESS RELEASE: EFI Identifies Significant Voter Registration Anomalies
Dec 13, 2023
Election Integrity Measures to Block Noncitizen Voting Pass Committee on House Administration
Election Integrity Measures to Block Noncitizen Voting Pass Committee on House Administration
Dec 2, 2023
EFI Director Mark Finchem: Arizona AG Overstepping Role To Influence Elections 
EFI Director Mark Finchem: Arizona AG Overstepping Role To Influence Elections 
Dec 2, 2023
Group Releases Analysis of Pinal County’s 2022 Election, Finds ‘Deliberate Malfeasance,’ Concludes Election Should Not Have Been Certified
Group Releases Analysis of Pinal County’s 2022 Election, Finds ‘Deliberate Malfeasance,’ Concludes Election Should Not Have Been Certified
Nov 24, 2023
PRESS RELEASE: EFI Condemns AG Mayes For Abuse of Office and Overreach
PRESS RELEASE: EFI Condemns AG Mayes For Abuse of Office and Overreach
Nov 23, 2023
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Given the vital role elections play in this country, it is clear that certain systems and assets of election infrastructure meet the definition of critical infrastructure, in fact and in law.
Jeh Johnson, Former Secretary of Homeland Security