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AFPI Commends DOJ, FBI for Enforcing Election Integrity in Georgia
Georgians deserve elections they can trust. AFPI’s rigorous review of record-retention practices after 2020 exposed a serious nationwide failure: too many counties failed to keep the basic documents required by law, undermining transparency and making it impossible to truly verify results.
Dirty Voter Rolls, Broken Trust: Inside the Election Integrity Fight
AFPI Applauds Supreme Court Stay in Texas Redistricting Case
The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) today praised the U.S. Supreme Court for issuing a stay in Abbott v. League of United Latin American Citizens, allowing Texas to proceed with its duly enacted 2025 congressional map. AFPI represented numerous senior elections officials across Texas during the appeals process, after the lower court left Texas counties with impossible choices and unattainable deadlines.
My Race Isn’t Your Political Forecast
Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court sat for a re-argument of what promises to be one of its most important cases in recent memory: Louisiana v. Callais.
AFPI Sues PA Secretary of Commonwealth for Withholding Public Records on Voter Roll Maintenance
Last Friday, the America First Policy Institute’s Pennsylvania state chapter (AFPI–PA) filed suit against Pennsylvania Secretary of Commonwealth Al Schmidt for failing to release public records related to the Commonwealth’s voter registration list maintenance practices. The lawsuit, filed in Commonwealth Court, alleges violations of the Pennsylvania Right-To-Know Law and the federal National Voter Registration Act.