From the Courtroom to the Grassroots Fight for Fair Elections | Cleta Mitchell (Ep 59)
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From the Courtroom to the Grassroots Fight for Fair Elections | Cleta Mitchell (Ep 59)
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In this episode of Finally: a Decent Podcast, host Bill Johnson sits down with Cleta Mitchell — founder of the Election Integrity Network and former campaign finance and election law attorney — to discuss the state of election integrity in America, with a special focus on Michigan.Cleta shares her personal journey after the 2020 election, how she founded the Election Integrity Network (now operating in 34 states), and why Michigan's coalition under Patrice Johnson serves as a model for the rest of the country.Topics covered:•⚖️ Cleta's personal journey and why she left big law after 2020•🌐 How the Election Integrity Network grew to 34 states•🦾 Michigan's coalition and the leadership of Patrice Johnson•📜 Constitutional changes that weakened election security•🖥️ Voting machine vulnerabilities and foreign adversary concerns•🏛️ Institutional and legal obstacles to election integrity reform•⛪ How churches and faith communities can take action•🙏 The role of faith and perseverance in the fight for fair elections🔔 Subscribe for more conversations on faith, culture, and American values.