The Integrity Project
With the November 2024 Elections fast approaching, and questions still looming large in the minds of voters regarding the quality and soundness of the electoral process, The Integrity Project gathers a prestigious group of elections experts Friday, May 31, for an important virtual conversation – “A Real Discussion About Election Integrity.”

Co-hosted by the University of Wisconsin’s Elections Research Center, and moderated by ERC Director, Dr. Barry Burden, this timely discussion will focus on a range of concerns citizens have raised in recent years regarding the safety and security of voting. 

“With so many claims surrounding the integrity of our elections, we felt it was important to have a frank and honest discussion aiming to ‘clear the air’ around issues, both real or imagined, that might have folks understandably worried about the whole process of voting,” says The Integrity Project’s Executive Director Scott Brooks, “with our goal being to allay those concerns and encourage full participation come November.”

The public is invited to attend at no charge by registering on our website. The virtual panel discussion begins at 10 a.m. PST / 1 p.m. EST on May 31. Please submit any questions you have for the panel with your registration.

The Integrity Project brings together leading elections experts for the event:

The Integrity Project is an apolitical 501c3 non-profit that seeks to uphold the standards of communication supporting a healthy, functioning society through education and research efforts. TIP maintains an online catalog of academic research projects, white papers, books and resources on misinformation and disinformation.  For more, visit our website - TIPAZ.org 

To register for A Real Discussion About Election Integrity, CLICK HERE.