Friend,

 

There’s something going on across our country that could have a BIG effect on the results of our elections – and it’s not being talked about enough in our mainstream media.

Democrats across the country are opening the door for voter fraud to undermine our free and fair elections – while they label any attempt to secure our elections “voter suppression.” 

It’s no wonder why they’re doing this.

They don’t want a repeat of what happened in 2016, and they’ll do whatever it takes to silence the Right’s silent majority in order to grab power at the ballot box – even if it requires harming the security of our elections.

I want your take on this, though. Do you think that our elections are secure right now?

Election security should always be a top priority during an election season – and now with the pandemic and the push to vote by mail, we need to pay extra attention to this threat.

If our elections aren’t secure, then our country isn’t secure, our government isn’t secure, and our future isn’t secure!

That’s why I need to know your take on this, friend. 

Click here to take our official election security campaign poll to let us know whether or not you believe America’s elections are secure in the run-up to November 3rd >>>

Thank you,

Claudia Tenney

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