Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane to Testify on Election Practices
BOISE, Idaho — Phil McGrane, the Idaho Secretary of State, is set to testify on Tuesday before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Elections, providing insights from the 2024 election cycle. His participation in the hearing, titled "Revisiting the 2024 Elections with Secretaries of State," underscores the important role state election officials play in shaping electoral integrity.
McGrane, who has held his position since 2023, will share practices that have bolstered public trust in Idaho’s electoral process. His testimony aims to highlight successful strategies implemented in the state and advocate for increased federal support for state and local election offices. This support is crucial for improving security and ensuring greater accessibility for voters.
The hearing is part of a larger effort to review and enhance election practices nationwide, particularly in light of the upcoming 2024 elections. McGrane’s insights are particularly significant as they reflect the experiences of an active state official in the realm of election management.
The session is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. ET (noon MT) in the Longworth House Office Building in Washington, D.C., and will be available for live streaming for those interested in following the discussions.
Viewers can expect a comprehensive overview of the current state of elections, the challenges faced, and the collaborative efforts needed to ensure a fair and accessible electoral process across the country.
For those wishing to watch the testimony, a live stream will be provided, reinforcing the commitment to transparency in the governing process and the importance of public engagement in electoral matters.
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