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U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis, along with Senator Thom Tillis and three other colleagues, has introduced the Constitutional Election Integrity Act with the aim of safeguarding the voices of Wyoming voters. The act seeks to prevent rogue politicians and courts from disqualifying presidential candidates from the ballot and ensures that constitutional matters in this area are solely decided by the U.S. Supreme Court.

In a statement, Senator Lummis expressed her concerns about the potential misuse of state courts to remove candidates from the ballot, stating that it not only undermines the political system but also seeks to silence the people of Wyoming and circumvent their will. She emphasized the importance of upholding the freedom given to the American people by the Founding Fathers to elect their president, without allowing political activists to abuse the judicial system.

"The Constitutional Election Integrity Act gives the U.S. Supreme Court the authority to preserve this sacred right," said Senator Lummis. She further added, "I’m proud to join Senator Tillis in protecting our elections from these overt displays of partisan corruption."

The text of the legislation can be found on the official government website.

These efforts by Senator Lummis and her colleagues highlight their commitment to ensuring that elections in Wyoming are decided by the people, rather than by lawyers and judges. By seeking to prevent the disqualification of candidates through the misuse of state courts, they aim to uphold the principles of democracy and protect the will of the voters.

This initiative comes at a crucial time when concerns about election integrity and transparency are at the forefront of national discussions. By giving the U.S. Supreme Court the authority to oversee constitutional matters related to elections, the Constitutional Election Integrity Act aims to maintain the integrity of the electoral process.

In conclusion, Senator Cynthia Lummis, alongside Senator Thom Tillis and her colleagues, has introduced the Constitutional Election Integrity Act to protect the voice of Wyoming voters. This act aims to prevent the disqualification of presidential candidates by rogue politicians and courts, ensuring that constitutional matters in this area are solely decided by the U.S. Supreme Court. By championing this legislation, Senator Lummis and her colleagues demonstrate their commitment to preserving the democratic process and upholding the will of the people.