Why the Carter Center is monitoring U.S. elections
The Carter Center is monitoring the U.S. midterm elections this year, a departure from its usual focus on new or fragile democracies. The center has monitored over 100 elections globally and is now turning its attention to instilling trust in the U.S. voting process.
The Carter Center has monitored over 100 elections worldwide, primarily in new or fragile democracies. It is now observing the U.S. midterm elections. Jason Carter, chair of the Carter Center Board of Trustees, discussed ways to increase trust in the U.S. voting process. The center's attention is turning to the U.S. due to concerns about the voting process. The Carter Center's involvement aims to instill more trust in the electoral system.
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