When elections lose public trust

About this episode

The episode discusses the erosion of public trust in elections and the challenges to fair representation in the U.S.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Election controversies raise urgent questions about whether Americans can still trust the republic they inherit. From blocked oversight in Georgia to voter-registration fraud in Los Angeles and gerrymandering battles before state and federal courts, secrecy, legal fights, and political maneuvering challenge confidence in fair representation and self-government nationwide today again...

People in this episode

Host: Paul Engel

Topics covered

• elections
• public trust
• voter registration
• gerrymandering
• political maneuvering
• self-government

Keywords

• elections
• public trust
• voter registration fraud
• gerrymandering
• political maneuvering
• Georgia
• Los Angeles

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Georgia, Los Angeles

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