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As stories about non-citizen voting and voter fraud become disturbingly common, Americans are beginning to lack confidence in our elections. The debate over the election process has taken on renewed urgency given we are just months away from the 2026 midterms and a few years out from what promises to be a contentious 2028 election.
That's why Heritage Foundation recently launched the latest edition of its Election Integrity Scorecard, a tool that evaluates how states are protecting American citizens' right to fair elections. The scorecard provides Americans a clear look at where states are making progress and where reforms are still needed.
Mark Guiney recently sat down with Ken Cuccinelli, former Virginia attorney general and the Chairman of Heritage Action’s Election Transparency Initiative, to discuss Heritage's election integrity projects and what election officials must do to strengthen confidence in our elections.
Michelle Cordero
Tim Doescher