Voting is a fundamental right for American citizens.

Unfortunately, not all Americans are able to participate equally in the voting process. Many citizens find the voting process confusing or find that their votes are at risk of not being counted or, in the worst case, subject to fraud.

To protect our most vulnerable voters, we must:

• Enable vulnerable voting constituencies to protect their vote and exercise their civic right to participate in America’s election process.
• Educate citizens to actively participate in protecting both the voter and their vote.
• Ensure election officials, poll watchers and poll workers understand how to protect the integrity of all votes.
• Train and educate residential facility and skilled nursing staff in how to protect the voting rights of their most vulnerable residents.
• Educate the general public on the legal ramifications of vote fraud against vulnerable voters.