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The study, which was conducted by a team of researchers, evaluated each state based on a range of factors, including voter registration, voting ease, and election security. The results were compiled into a ranking system, with states receiving a score out of 100 based on their performance in these areas. The top-scoring states were those that had implemented robust measures to protect the integrity of the electoral process, such as voter ID laws, paper trails for electronic voting machines, and robust voter registration systems.


The Best States for Electoral Integrity

- Colorado, which scored 94 out of 100
- Washington, which scored 92 out of 100
- Oregon, which scored 91 out of 100
- California, which scored 90 out of 100
- Minnesota, which scored 89 out of 100


The Worst States for Electoral Integrity

- North Carolina, which scored 42 out of 100
- Texas, which scored 44 out of 100
- Georgia, which scored 45 out of 100
- Alabama, which scored 46 out of 100
- Mississippi, which scored 47 out of 100

The study's findings have significant implications for the health of American democracy. Electoral integrity is essential for ensuring that the will of the people is reflected in the outcome of elections. When states fail to protect the integrity of the electoral process, it can lead to voter disenfranchisement, election interference, and a loss of trust in the democratic system.

For more information on the study and its findings, visit The Hill. To learn more about electoral integrity and how you can get involved in protecting the democratic process, visit the US Election Assistance Commission website.