The Fight for Transparency in Voting

Voters deserve to know exactly what they are voting on—yet, Amendment 2 raises serious concerns about whether that’s happening. Attorney William Most discusses how this proposed constitutional change isn’t just about policy differences; it’s about ensuring the process is honest and transparent. His clients—a pastor and two teachers—have taken legal action, arguing that constitutional changes must follow the rules and be truthful with voters.

So, what happens when officials push an amendment without full transparency? And what does this mean for voters' rights? This conversation sheds light on why informed voting is the foundation of democracy.

Do you think voters have all the information they need before heading to the ballot box? Let us know your thoughts.