Guest Columnist - Mollie Ziegler-Hemingway
The nature of elections has changed radically in recent years. Instead of an Election Day where people arrive to vote and where results are announced the same evening, we now have an “election season.” The period can last weeks and even months before and after Election Day. Tens of millions of unsupervised ballots are mailed to addresses and trafficked by armies of left-wing activists who are fielded by well-funded outside groups. Then, lawyers fight over the rules determining the eligibility of those ballots.
Until Republicans can successfully improve election laws in their states, they must stay competitive with Democrats, who will be aggressively banking votes months before Election Day. Republicans will need to compete with Democrat infrastructures including unions and other special interest groups that are paid to traffic mail-in ballots. And they’ll have to perform oversight of the entire months-long election season, not just Election Day.
If they want to win elections in competitive districts, Republican leaders should…..
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