Local Election Information vs. Local Election Interference

MY CIVIL DUTY ENDEAVOR #2X

It takes the greatest amount of factual local election information to be made public to provide some measure of tangible protection from Local Election Interference.

The beginning of the election process is a series of opportunities in which lack of information can profoundly and even illegally influence the outcome of a local race.

Being unable to immediately report Local Election Interference to a jurisdiction able to rapidly, and legally, cure the circumstances is but one of many instances in which even the a lack of a hotline represents a State’s direct interference by providing cover from the public filing a complaint regarding the election process.

This site isn’t going to be about voter fraud.  More than enough people are covering the topic.

This site is about how to identify violations and/or illegal acts performed by candidates, Local Election Authorities and Local Election Officials.


This site is currently under construction and thus, in beta form.

Therefore, there is no warranty on the accuracy of the information displayed on this site until further notice.

My Civil Duty is dedicated to acquiring, compiling and publishing the agendas, meeting minutes and municipal code books/by-laws of local government bodies throughout the United States, as well as educating the public on the value of such documents as it relates to their day-to-day lives and beyond.