Trump Camp, RNC, Arizona GOP Launch Election Integrity Team

Election integrity has been a key issue for Republicans. So much so that House Republicans like Texas Rep. Chip Roy (R) are rallying support for the SAVE Act, which would require proof of citizenship for voting. To affirm their commitment to the upcoming election, the Trump Campaign, the Republican National Committee (RNC), and the Arizona GOP have launched an Election Integrity Team.

The Election Integrity team will be led by Harmeet Dhillon, and its goal is to "stop Democrat interference and secure Arizona's elections." Dhillon, an American lawyer and Republican Party official, has dedicated her service to stopping non-citizen voting, fighting for fair election law, and other high-profile legal battles. She has served in numerous leadership positions in the California GOP and RNC, as well as serving as the RNC's National Committeewoman from California since 2016.

In a statement, Trump Campaign Managers Susie Wiles and Chris LaCivita and RNC Chairman Michael Whatley and Co-Chair Lara Trump released a statement, praising Dhillon as a legal counsel that "will spearhead critical legal battles, stop the many attacks on the integrity of our elections, and lead our winning election integrity team to Protect the Vote."

Calling Election Integrity the "top priority" for Republicans, they added that "with a fair and secure election Arizona will send President Trump back to the White House." "Harmeet is an unmatched force for Election Integrity and will lead the fight, and win, to secure Arizona's elections - for our country's most important election," they affirmed.

  Gina Swoboda, the Arizona GOP Chairwoman, named Arizona a "battleground for this election," adding that Dhillon is prepared to "lead the fight." "We are committed to an honest and secure election system, that counts every legal vote properly," she commented. "Arizonans and Americans, deserve nothing less, and we are full steam ahead in our unprecedented dedication to Election Integrity."