"Hogan Gidley, the vice chair of the Center for Election Integrity at America First Policy Institute, told the John Solomon Reports podcast on Wednesday that anticipating election irregularities and addressing them before they occur is the key to safeguarding election integrity. "Once that ballot goes to the machine, it's over," Gidley said. "You can't put that toothpaste back in the tube ... you can't put the ballot back in the envelope and try and interpret what someone was thinking when they voted." By contrast, when the absentee and mail-in ballot process is examined ahead of time and courts define what constitutes a provisional ballot prior to an election, it allows for legal battles over provisional ballots to be waged following an election. "Getting out ahead of it, going on the offense, exposing what's going on, is really the key here to success," Gidley said. Here are 12 of the top election integrity concerns being flagged by GOP House members"
