President Trump and Joe Rogan discussed election integrity in their podcast episode, including why many of the 2020 lawsuits were not successful, books published on the topic, coming 2024 election issues, and what the Trump Administration can do to ensure fair elections. This conversation encapsulates so many of the issues that EFI has been driving […]

America seems to have succumbed to the convenience of using mail-in ballots at the expense of chain-of-custody, security, and transparency. Even former president Jimmy Carter (GA-D) and former presidential chief-of-staff James Baker (R) warned us that mail-in voting was the surest way to corrupt elections in the future, and they admonished policymakers to avoid the

“In this episode of Election Edge, Mark Schaftlein, Cameron Moore, and Mark Finchem discuss media attacks on Trump, swing state polling, and Harris avoiding tough questions as the race heats up.” Watch now:

Hon. Mark Finchem and whistleblower Deputy Police Chief Shawn Taylor discuss the recently exposed national mortgage fraud corruption crisis on the Take Your Power Back Show. Watch now:

September 11, 2024, Scottsdale, AZ: The Election Fairness Institute, Inc. (EFI) is an IRS-approved 501(c)(3), engaged in the analysis of election procedure, process, and system components that demonstrate potential defects impacting election security, transparency and ultimately integrity. Such defects cut across all political lines and get to the heart of the “Equal Protection” clause of the

WASHINGTON – Committee on House Administration Chairman Bryan Steil (WI-01) applauds the passage of multiple bills preventing noncitizen voting in U.S. elections and protecting election integrity out of Committee during today’s full committee markup. “The American people deserve an elections system they can trust,” said Chairman Steil. “Today our Committee has brought our country one step closer to blocking election insecurities. From

Mark Finchem spoke with Steve Bannon on Thursday about the ways in which Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is overstepping her authority to influence the outcomes of Arizona’s elections, including her preposterous assertion that county officials do not have the authority to do due diligence in assessing election integrity. Watch now:

The CONELRAD Group found “malfeasance, incompetence, and possible criminal activity” in their review of the 2022 election in Pinal County. The team of mostly former intelligence and military officers located primarily in southern Arizona concluded in a new report sent to The Arizona Sun Times on Wednesday, “Evidence was clearly identified that should have led to an immediate halt