Executive Order 14248
When an Executive Order calls on states to strengthen election systems—verifying citizenship, maintaining accurate voter rolls, and securing ballots—the public deserves to know what’s actually being done.
True the Vote has submitted Open Records Requests to all 50 states and the 200 largest counties to find out whether officials are responding and implementing the order’s directives.
These requests don’t assume wrongdoing; they seek accountability through documentation. Each one simply asks for the facts: What actions have been taken? What plans are in place? How are officials ensuring compliance?
If election offices are following the law, their records will show it. If they aren’t, citizens have a right to know why. Open records keep the process transparent, the people informed, and confidence in our elections strong.
Tracking State and County Actions on EO 14248
True the Vote has submitted 250 public records requests — one to every state and to the 200 largest counties in America — asking a single question every citizen deserves answered:
“What actions have you taken, or plan to take, to comply with President Trump’s Executive Order 14248 —‘Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections’?”
This Executive Order directs states to strengthen election systems through accurate voter rolls, citizenship verification, and secure ballot-handling procedures. While parts of the order face legal challenges, every election official should be working now to safeguard the process.
Track your state’s response here — and follow the path from Executive Order 14248 to on-the-ground action in your state.
This document is provided for reference. You are welcome to use the language as a template for your own request; however, please do not submit it on behalf of True the Vote or use True the Vote’s letterhead or branding when doing so.
Here’s the current list of states that have responded to our Open Records Requests. We’ll keep adding new responses as they come in.
Arkansas
California
Delaware
District of Columbia
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Here’s the current list of counties that have responded to our Open Records Requests. We’ll keep adding new responses as they come in.
Alabama, Jefferson County
Alabama, Mobile County
Arizona, Pima County
Arizona, Yuma County
Arkansas, Pulaski County
California, Orange County
California, Riverside County
California, San Joaquin County
California, Santa Barbara County
California, San Bernardino County
California, San Diego
California, Tulare County
Colorado, Arapahoe County
Connecticut, Fairfield County
Florida, Brevard County
Florida, Broward County
Florida, Lake County
Florida, Lee County
Florida, Manatee County
Florida, Marion County
Georgia, Fulton County
Hawaii, Kauai County
Hawaii, Maui County
Idaho, Ada County
Illinois, DuPage County
Illinois, Will County
Indiana, Allen County
Kansas, Johnson County
Kansas, Sedgwick County
Louisiana, East Baton Rouge Parish
Louisiana, Jefferson Parish
Louisiana, Orleans Parish
Maryland, Anne Arundel County
Maryland, Baltimore County
Massachusetts, Bristol County
Massachusetts, Middlesex County
Michigan, Oakland County
Minnesota, Ramsey County
Missouri, Jackson County
Missouri, Saint Louis County
Nebraska, Douglas County
Nevada, Washoe County
New Jersey, Bergen County
New Jersey, Hudson County
New Jersey, Mercer County
New Jersey, Middlesex County
New Jersey, Monmouth County
New Jersey, Union County
New York, Erie County
Ohio, Cuyahoga County
Ohio, Summit County
Oklahoma, Oklahoma County
Oregon, Clackamas County
Oregon, Lane County
Pennsylvania, Chester County
Pennsylvania, Lehigh County
South Carolina, Richland County
Tennessee, Knox County
Texas, Bell County
Texas, Bexar County
Texas, Hidalgo County
Texas, Montgomery County
Texas, Williamson County
Utah, Utah County
Virginia, Prince William County
Virginia, Virginia Beach City
Washington, Snohomish County
Washington, Spokane County
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Open Records, Honest Elections.
True the Vote has submitted 250 public records requests —
one to every state and to the 200 largest counties in America asking to:
“ Please describe any actions you have taken, or intend to take, to ensure compliance with President Trump’s Executive Order 14248, Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections.”