The Republican secretaries of state in Ohio, West Virginia and Missouri all have promoted their states’ elections as fair and secure.
. Those bills impose new voter ID requirements, shrink windows for processing ballots or ease the ability to consolidate voting precincts.
“You’re secretary of state, so it’s your job to run elections and make sure they’re fraud-fee,” Martorano Miller said. “You’re kind of stuck between, ‘I need to show I’m doing these things to battle fraud,' but at the same time, 'if I make it seem like there’s too much fraud, it looks like I’m not doing my job.’”
A couple weeks later, he was sitting on an elections panel titled “They Stole It From Us Legally” at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference.
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