Capitol Chats: RightCount's Steineke says trust in elections a 'bipartisan problem'

About this episode

Jim Steineke discusses the importance of trust in elections and the efforts of RightCount to educate voters.

In this week's "Capitol Chats" episode, RightCount Wisconsin Chair Jim Steineke touts the group's work to promote trust by educating voters about election administration and says faith in elections is a bipartisan issue.

People in this episode

Guest: Jim Steineke

Topics covered

• elections
• trust
• bipartisan issues
• voter education

Keywords

• RightCount
• election administration
• voter trust

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