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Election Trust Initiative is sponsored by Various Funders (Grant proposals by invitation only). The Election Trust Initiative makes grants to a range of nonpartisan organizations to strengthen election administration policies and practices and support election administrators.
It supports efforts to strengthen networks, bring together election officials, policymakers, and researchers, and support the use of evidence-based, nonpartisan methods to verify election integrity.
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