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The Daily Yonder
A poll worker and journalist says we need to inoculate our electoral system against mistrust.
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Northern Nevadans wait to vote in-person at Reed High School in Sparks, Nevada on November 3, 2020, prior to polls closing. (AP Photo/Scott Sonner, File)
As 2020’s Covid-19 pandemic ravaged Americans’ health and economy, distrust of our election system infested the bloodstream of U.S. democracy.
The result is a nation with voter flu, even leading to a feverish mob physically attacking Congress in session, enraged about imagined ballot fraud and a stolen presidential election.
Ed Maixner (photo submitted)
My own service as a foot soldier in the 2020 election – an election official in Fairfax County, Virginia – plants me on the far shore from those who stormed the Capitol with baseball bats, firearms, and death threats.  ....

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