International Observers Needed for U​.​S. 2026 Midterm Elections

We are living in a country where millions of votes can be manipulated, suppressed, or ignored — and nobody is making sure it doesn’t happen. The integrity of our elections is under threat, and too many Americans have already been shut out of the system.

I’ve written to international election observers — the OSCE (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe) and the OAS (Organization of American States) — asking them to monitor the 2026 midterms. These organizations send impartial teams of experts to observe elections around the world, ensuring fairness, transparency, and access.

Specifically, we are asking for technical oversight of voting systems: checking, verifying, and, if necessary, recommending changes to electronic voting machines and processes — particularly in swing states where past elections showed the most anomalies. We are also asking these observers to examine gerrymandering and district boundaries, especially in states where maps have been manipulated to dilute voter power. Oversight matters because the systems we have aren’t enough to guarantee that every vote is counted correctly. Democracy cannot survive if the rules aren’t enforced and votes aren’t protected.

We are asking these international bodies to step in, observe the process, and report on transparency, access, and technical integrity. Your signature shows that citizens demand accountability and protection for every vote.

Sign this petition if you believe:

Every vote must count.
Election oversight is essential in a functioning democracy.
Technical verification and international observation can protect the integrity of the election process.

Confidence in U.S. elections has collapsed. Both political parties have raised legitimate concerns about voter suppression, election tampering, and machine vulnerabilities. We need independent, international experts to verify our systems, not partisan commissions or paid contractors. This oversight will protect the credibility of our democracy and restore trust in the process before the next national vote.
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