The Wall Street Journal writes, "Four years of baseless allegations of election fraud have created an atmosphere of fear and intimidation among election officials from Atlanta to rural Washington state, transforming the way workers in many parts of the country are approaching the most fundamental of civic duties."
The Journal continues, “To be honest, it was easy in the beginning to say that it was just a 2020 thing—it’s done, it’s over,” said Justin Smith, a retired Colorado sheriff who has been training law enforcement and election officials to prepare for Nov. 5 in dozens of states. “Well, since then we’ve proven that it’s a trend that’s moving forward.”
The Journal quotes Republican Steve Richer, Arizona's Maricopa County Recorder. With nearly five million residents, Maricopa County is one of the nation’s largest voting jurisdictions.
Richer says, “It feels very dystopian."
Should citizen voters who have questions about the integrity of our elections be silenced?
If they ask questions, should they feel "dystopian?"
Be informed, not misled.