Q: Why did French vote to certify the 2020 Election Results?+
A: Americans deserve to have full confidence in their elections. I support and continue to support all efforts to identify and obtain changes in the 2020 vote counts following the election, including a commission to review the November election results, assess procedures and irregularities, and make recommendations to the states for reform.
Discrepancies regarding the validity of the 2020 election results were widely publicized. The hasty and incautious manner in which mail-in ballot systems were adopted created an opportunity for inaccuracy when guaranteeing that legitimate votes were cast and counted. Like most Americans, I believe that our election system was under unprecedented strain, and alongside individual states, Congress has a role to play to secure the integrity of our election system.
I campaigned for President Trump and Vice President Pence, and supported policies and efforts to bring prosperity to the people of Arkansas and individuals all across our nation. I wanted them to serve another four years to continue improving our national security and economic opportunities for individuals and families. I also supported all the president’s efforts to identify and obtain changes in the 2020 vote counts following the election. But despite 60 state and federal court cases, no changes were ordered, and all 50 states have completed their counts, recounts and they’ve certified the Electoral College results.
The Founding Fathers were clear in the Constitution that states have the responsibility for choosing electors – not members of Congress. That is why I voted to certify the election results. It was my Constitutional duty. I have sworn an oath to support and defend the Constitution and I’ll continue to do that.