Is voting in the United States as secure as we think… or are there gaps no one’s talking about?

In this episode, Avi Fortenberry—a naturalized U.S. citizen and advocate for election integrity—joins the show to break down one simple but surprisingly complex question: Who should be allowed to vote in federal elections?

What starts as a conversation about voter ID quickly turns into something much bigger.

Avi explains why she believes the real issue isn’t just enforcement laws like the SAVE Act—but the fact that the U.S. Constitution itself doesn’t explicitly define that only citizens can vote in federal elections.

From loopholes in local vs. federal voting rules… to the push for a constitutional amendment that would permanently clarify voter eligibility… this episode dives into:

• Why this issue has rare bipartisan support
• The difference between short-term legislation and permanent constitutional change
• Concerns around election integrity, enforcement, and accessibility
• What it actually means to become a U.S. citizen—and why that matters in this conversation

Whether you agree or disagree, this is a conversation about something deeper than politics:

Trust in the system itself.

And if that trust disappears… what replaces it?

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