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Protecting Your Vote

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by Public Interest Legal Foundation

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Protecting Your Vote and Preserving the Constitutional Framework of American Elections

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5/30/2023

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September 23, 2025

Protecting Your Vote Ep. 34: Ken Blackwell

In this episode of Protecting Your Vote, host J. Christian Adams is joined by former Ohio Secretary of State and PILF Board Member Ken Blackwell for a wide-ranging conversation on election integrity, civic responsibility, and America’s future. Together, they discuss Blackwell’s decades of leadership in the election integrity space, the challenges and opportunities ahead as we approach the 250th anniversary of America’s founding, and why America remains one of the greatest places to live and thrive. Tune in for a timely discussion that connects our nation’s founding principles with the work still needed to protect the right to vote today.

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September 16, 2025

Protecting Your Vote Ep. 33: John Malcolm

On this episode of Protecting Your Vote, host J. Christian Adams is joined by Vice President for the Institute for Constitutional Government at the Heritage Foundation, John Malcolm. The pair discuss Heritage's Voter Fraud Database and how it dovetails with Public Interest Legal Foundation's Tied/Decided by One Vote Elections Databases. They also discuss which states rank best for election integrity and security measures.

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September 9, 2025

Protecting Your Vote Ep. 32: Linda Kerns

In this episode of Protecting Your Vote, host J. Christian Adams is joined by attorney Linda Kerns to discuss the Public Interest Legal Foundation’s ongoing Pennsylvania case involving death threats against Trump voters during the 2024 election. The conversation explores how these threats are being used as a political tool, what they mean for election administration in 2024, and how PILF is working to uphold the rule of law. Adams and Kerns also analyze the upcoming presidential election cycle and Governor Josh Shapiro’s growing ambitions for national office. Together, they provide insight into how these legal battles and political developments could shape the future of election integrity in Pennsylvania and beyond.

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Protecting Your Vote and Preserving the Constitutional Framework of American Elections

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