Repairing America’s Broken Elections: Ten Points to True Election Integrity

With special guest: Mark Finchem

Tuesday, December 12, 2023 | 7:00 pm PST

More than three-quarters of Americans, regardless of their personal opinion about the 2020 election, do not have confidence in the system of elections as a whole. This erosion of confidence creates an existential crisis for a Constitutional Republic, and if it is not solved, the unraveling of America will only accelerate. Join us for an evening with acclaimed elections analyst and former Army Military Intelligence and Afghanistan veteran, Captain Seth Keshel, to discuss the national elections picture and Ten Points to True Election Integrity that all Americans should endorse as we seek to unify a nation divided.

Seth Keshel, MBA, is a former Army Captain of Military Intelligence and Afghanistan veteran. His analytical method is known worldwide and has been recognized by President Donald Trump. He is at the forefront of the national election integrity movement and sits on the board of directors for the Election Fairness Institute. He has made it his life's work to restore confidence in America's elections.

Joining Captain Keshel will be special guest, Former AZ State Representative, Mark Finchem.

Mr. Finchem is the Head of the Election Fairness Institute which engages in election process research to advance transparent, secure, and fair elections. Their mission is focused on strict compliance with the law, chain of custody, and due process to secure fair elections. Mark recently ran for Secretary of State in AZ and previously served in the Arizona House of Representatives for eight years.

Mark Finchem served 21 years with the Kalamazoo, MI, Department of Public Safety, first as a firefighter/paramedic, then as a law enforcement officer.

He then moved to the great state of Arizona where he thought he would retire, but God had other plans for him. He was elected to serve in the 2015 Legislature.  He served in the position of State Representative with honor.

Mr. Finchem is a graduate of Grand Canyon University with a Bachelors degree in State and Local Public Policy-Summa Cum Laude, and  completed a Masters degree in Law and Economics at the University of Arizona, James E. Rogers School of Law, Cum Laude.