• #328 Protect Democracy w/ Anne Tindall

  • Mar 3 2025
  • Duración: 51 m
  • Podcast

#328 Protect Democracy w/ Anne Tindall

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    Anne Tindall is Special Council at the non-partisan group Protect Democracy, where she works to ensure that elections are free and fair, to prevent political violence, and to secure accountability for abuses of power at the federal and state level. In this episode she joins us to talk about the still unsettled results of North Carolina’s Supreme Court election from November, and Republican Jefferson Griffin’s attempt to convince the courts to throw out sixty thousand ballots in a race where his challenger, incumbent Allison Riggs, won by just 734 votes. Anne explains what makes this case unique in the history of American elections and why it may set a dangerous precedent that could weaken voting rights for citizens across the country regardless of political party.

    Click here to read the Electoral Integrity Project data that Anna discussed in this episode.

    This conversation was recorded on February 27, 2025. Gary Fletcher edited this episode.

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