Process and Procedures

Task Force Description

 

The rules by which the government operates are the foundation of a republic. To ensure a free citizenry, our forefathers recognized the wisdom of clear instructions for the running of government. Rules ensure that policies are made and executed for the betterment of the people; and can only be made through the consent of the governed. To safeguard liberty, there must be rules of engagement between the government and the people.

Processes and procedures are government’s rules of engagement. This task force aims to protect, strengthen, and refine these rules. From time to time, it is the job of a responsible party to review those rules, look at them with a critical eye, and refine them to respond to modern challenges. This task force will do just that.

The United States was founded on the principle that her citizens control her destiny. Therefore, the integrity of elections is the chief concern of this taskforce. Each American has the right to have their voice heard. The voting process and procedures must ensure that the will of the people is quickly and accurately communicated.

Meeting Information

Process and Procedures Task Force

  • Subcommittee Meeting
    • Wednesday, July 15, 2026
    • 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM EST
  • Task Force Meeting
    • Thursday, July 23, 2026
    • 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM EST

Task Force Meeting Agenda

  • 2:00 PM – Call to Order and Introductions 
  • Consideration of New Model Policies
    • Unsolicited Pre-Populated Absentee Application Prohibition Act
    • Government Publication Neutrality Act
    • Period for Early Voting in Person Act
    • Ban Paid Vote Harvesting Act
    • Homeless Voters Assistance Act
    • Eligibility Verification and Documentary Proof of Citizenship for Registration Requirements Act
    • Election Integrity Administrative Complaint and Appeal Act
    • Statement of Principles on Initiatives and Referenda
    • Statement Of Principles on Redistricting
    • Ballot Harvesting Ban Act
    • Auditor Powers Modernization Act
    • Election Workforce Expansion Act
    • Citizen Standing and Election Enforcement Act
    • Legislative Approval of Administrative Rules Act
  •  Consideration of Model Policy Amendment: 
    • Amendments to the Statement of Principles on Legislative Oversight
  • 5:00 PM – Good of the Order and Adjournment  

Draft Policies


All Model Policies

  • Unsolicited Pre-Populated Absentee Application Prohibition Act Draft

    Section 1: Title   This Act may be cited as the “Unsolicited Pre-Populated Absentee Application Prohibition Act.”   Section 2: Prohibition On Pre-populated Applications.   (A) No individual, organization, campaign, or political party may provide to a voter an absentee ballot application that contains voter information…

  • Government Publication Neutrality Act Draft

    Section 1. Purpose and scope.   To prohibit certain government publications concerning candidates or ballot issues during the thirty days before an election.   Section 2. Definitions.   For purposes of this Act, the following terms have the following meanings:   (A) “Political subdivision” means any body corporate…

  • Amendments to Statement of Principles on Legislative Oversight Draft

    See Amendments Here Guiding Principles of Legislative Oversight   Seeking Information– The state legislature must have the information necessary to conduct oversight activities. Therefore, the legislature must have the ability to hold hearings, compel the appearance of government officials, and compel the production of documents. Legislative…

  • Period for Early Voting in Person Act Draft

    BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF: ________________:   Section 1 is enacted to read:   Period for Early Voting in Person   (A) The period for early voting in person shall be seven consecutive calendar days, ending on the Friday before Election Day,…

  • Ban Paid Vote Harvesting Act Draft

    BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF: ________________:  Section 1 is enacted to read:   Paid Vote Harvesting Ban   (a) In this section:   “Benefit” means anything reasonably regarded as a gain or advantage, including a promise or offer of employment,…

  • Homeless Voters Assistance Act Draft

    Section 1: Special Procedures for Vulnerable and Homeless Voters.   (A) The State shall establish procedures to protect the voting rights of:   homeless individuals;   residents of medical or rehabilitation facilities and hospitals;   residents of group homes for persons with mental disabilities who…

+ All Process and Procedures Model Policies

Personnel