Jewish News AZ: “‘Nerding out’ on elections with Jews for a Secular Democracy”

“Wrapping up an online discussion focused on informing the public about election processes and how to overcome election skepticism, Pima County Recorder Gabriella Cázares-Kelly reminded viewers that “elections are administered by your friends and family and neighbors, real people following protocols and law, doing our very best to make voting as easy and accessible as possible so people can participate in one of our most fundamental rights as Americans.”

It was a salient point to make after the hourlong, detailed explanation by election officials in three American counties of how the process works and the multiple layers of security involved in ensuring its legitimacy. Broward County, Florida Supervisor of Elections Joe Scott said American elections have never been safer; Clerk Lisa Brown from Oakland County, Michigan emphasized that regardless of party affiliation, election workers are committed to upholding the U.S. Constitution and getting the voting process right.”

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