Are you concerned about your county's election security, but usnure how to get involved or where to start?

Have you taken all available "official" poll watcher trainings and still feel unsure of what to record to catch potential issues?

This course unpacks the critical components necessary for maintaining integrity and security in your local elections, helping you identify toxic procedures which may be facilitating election fraud without detection. With the information conatined in this course, you can begin to build on your own knowledge and mastery of the election procedures authorized by your state and federal statutes.

You'll not only gain comprehensive knowledge about the behind the scenes administration and who is influencing those entities, but you will learn about voting rights and the auditability requriements which have been thwarted in many swing states. You will be prepared for your role observing and documenting election procedures and their effects on your ability to have anonymous elections which are still auditable.

By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with practical tools and a robust understanding that prepares you to contribute to, or even lead, initiatives that keep the heartbeat of our Republic strong during challenging times.

Elevate your civic involvement to a whole new level by ensuring elections remain safe, fair, and reflective of the community's voice, no matter what the world throws at us.

Aubree Campbell brings a wealth of expertise to the TBTR Healthy Elections Course, anchored in years of dedicated study and practical experience in the intersection of public health and political science. With a background that combines a deep understanding of health policy and a passion for civic engagement, Aubree has become a respected advocate for integrating health-conscious strategies into the electoral process. Her career has been punctuated by collaborations with election officials, public health experts, and educators to promote safe, inclusive, and healthy participation in democratic practices.

Committed to the mission of nurturing resilient electoral systems capable of withstanding a myriad of modern challenges, Aubree has been instrumental in developing course materials that emphasize the importance of public well-being in the context of electoral processes. Her enthusiasm for the course stems from a conviction that informed, health-aware voters and election workers are critical to the sustainability of democracy, especially in times of uncertainty. By fostering a learning environment where participants can draw from real-world insights and evidence-based research, Aubree inspires students to become proactive contributors to the cultivation of robust, healthy elections.