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Just Released: The 2026 Election Transparency Candidate Pledge

The Election Transparency Initiative (ETI), together with 19 coalition partner organizations, has released the 2026 Election Transparency Candidate Pledge. Candidates for state legislative and secretary of state offices are invited to review and sign the pledge as a public commitment to election transparency, accountability, and voter confidence. Learn more and access the pledge materials here:

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Meet Ken

Ken Cuccinelli, National Chairman of the Election Transparency Initiative, previously served as Acting Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security and Attorney General of Virginia.

For over 20 years, Ken has fought on the front lines of the conservative movement to defend our Constitution, preserve our sacred freedoms and liberties, protect the Rule of Law, and ensure that every American voice can be heard fairly and equally.
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June 19, 2026

Cuccinelli: NC Long Early Voting Periods Mean Exhausted Workers and Higher Costs

The Election Transparency Initiative supports legislation to shorten North Carolina's 17-day early voting period, arguing that voters would retain multiple voting options while counties would benefit from lower costs,…
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Illustrated sign with the Nevada state emblem, ballot box, and bluebirds. Text highlights election transparency actions in Nevada and mentions how ETI: Court upholds North Carolina voting residency requirement. Quote: Transparency is winning.NewsPress Release
June 15, 2026

Cuccinelli: Nevada is moving in the right direction on Election Transparency

ETI: A Nevada court has ordered additional election records released, Washoe County has launched a new election transparency portal, and voters will soon have another opportunity to strengthen election…
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A graphic of North Carolina with the words NO VOTE. Text states only North Carolina residents can vote in state and federal elections, per a court ruling. Mentions ETI: Attach SAVE Act to FISA Reauthorization. North Carolina flag and a logo are shown.NewsPress Release
June 11, 2026

Cuccinelli: Only North Carolina Residents Should Decide NC Elections

Cuccinelli: "North Carolina Court Gets It Right — Only Residents Should Decide North Carolina Elections."
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Most Americans Agree

80% of registered voters agree that strong safeguards and ballot protections inspire confidence by making it harder to hide fraud.

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Partner Organizations

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