WELCOME TO REPAIR THE VOTE

Repair The Vote PAC is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to promoting electoral integrity and transparency. Our goal is to advocate for our ballot initiative, which would amend the Nevada state constitution to require voters to present photo ID when voting in person and, if voting by mail, to provide the last four digits of their Nevada driver’s license or Social Security number.

OUR MISSION

At Repair The Vote PAC, we believe that a robust and transparent electoral process is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy. Our primary focus is to advocate for the implementation of the Voter ID Ballot Initiative, which requires all voters to present valid identification before casting their ballots in person. This measure is designed to prevent voter fraud, increase public confidence in election outcomes, and protect the democratic process.

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WHAT WE’RE ABOUT

Who We Are

Repair the Vote is a group of Nevada citizens who want all Nevadans to have faith and confidence that our elections are conducted properly, that those who vote are the actual registered voters, while reducing the potential for fraud and improper actions.

What We Have Achieved

We are proud to have recently submitted 179,000 signatures in support of our Voter ID ballot initiative. The overwhelming support from citizens across the state demonstrates a clear demand for measures that protect the sanctity of our vote. The initiative has now been validated with 185,573 signatures and assigned an official ballot question number, marking a significant milestone in our campaign.

Why Voter ID?

Voter ID laws are a common-sense approach to safeguarding our elections.  Here’s why we believe they are essential:

  1. Preventing Fraud: Requiring identification helps ensure that each vote cast is legitimate and prevents instances of voter impersonation and other forms of electoral fraud.
  2. Enhancing Public Confidence: When voters know that a secure system is in place, their confidence in the electoral process and its outcomes increases.
  3. Protecting Democracy: By ensuring that every vote is counted and legitimate, we uphold the fundamental principles of democracy and ensure that the voice of every citizen is heard.
  4. Public Support:
    • According to a 2021 Pew Research Center survey, 76% of Americans favor requiring all voters to show government-issued photo identification to vote.
    • A survey conducted by The Nevada Independent earlier this year found that 74% of Nevadans support Voter ID, compared to only 8% who oppose it. Support breaks down to 93% of Republicans, 62% of Democrats, and 68% of Independents in favor of this reform.
    • A Fox News poll conducted in June 2024 found that 84% of those surveyed in Nevada support Voter ID, compared to 14% who oppose it. Of those supporting President Joe Biden, 72% support the Amendment, while 95% of those supporting Former President Donald Trump would vote for it.
  5. International Comparison:
    • Many democracies around the world require voter ID. For example, countries such as Germany, Canada, and Sweden have implemented voter ID laws and report high levels of electoral integrity and voter participation.
  6. Voter Fraud Incidence:
    • While instances of voter fraud are rare, they do occur. The Heritage Foundation’s database of proven voter fraud cases lists over 1,300 instances of voter fraud in the United States since 1982.
  7. Improved Voter Confidence:
    • Studies, such as one conducted by the University of Missouri in 2008, suggest that voter ID laws can increase public confidence in the electoral system. The study found that voters in states with strict voter ID laws expressed higher confidence in the fairness of elections.
  8. Minority Voter Participation:
    • Contrary to some concerns, research from the National Bureau of Economic Research in 2019 found no significant evidence that voter ID laws negatively affect overall voter turnout or disproportionately impact minority voters. The study analyzed data from 2008 to 2016 and concluded that voter ID laws did not reduce participation among minority voters.

What You Can Do

Our success is driven by the dedication and passion of our supporters. There are many ways you can get involved and support our mission:

  • Volunteer: Join our team of volunteers and help us advocate for Voter ID laws in your community.
  • Donate: Your financial support enables us to continue our work and expand our outreach efforts.
  • Spread the Word: Help us raise awareness about the importance of Voter ID laws by sharing information with your friends, family, and social networks.

MEET THE TEAM

David Gibbs

David Gibbs received a bachelor’s degree in military history from the United States Air Force Academy in 1979. He served in the U.S. Air Force from 1974 to 2003. His professional experience includes working as a systems analyst for SRA International from 2004 to 2007, a program manager and deployment coordinator at Battlespace Flight Services, LLC from 2007 to 2015, and a program director at Battlespace, Inc. from 2015 to 2018.

Gibbs has been affiliated with the following organizations:

  • Military Officers of America
  • Daedalians
  • Air Force Association
  • Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
  • American Legion
  • Toastmasters International, Distinguished Toastmaster
  • Keystone, Board of Directors

Logan Gifford

Logan Gifford’s journey from the streets of East Las Vegas to a pivotal role in Nevada politics is nothing short of inspiring. Born and raised in Las Vegas, Logan defied the odds stacked against him from a young age. With a father who never finished the 8th grade and a mother incarcerated in a state penitentiary, Logan found solace and direction through his dedication to education and community involvement.

A proud graduate of The Law and Leadership Academy at Canyon Springs High School, Logan’s early involvement with the Boy Scouts of America and Trial By Peers helped him chart a new course for his life. His political career began in 2013 with an internship for Congressman Steven Horsford, igniting a passion that has fueled his journey ever since.

In May 2021, Logan earned his Associate of Arts in Secondary Education with an emphasis in Social Sciences from the College of Southern Nevada. Today, he serves as the Executive Director of Repair the Vote PAC and the Grassroots Engagement Director with Americans For Prosperity, bringing over 11 years of political experience to his roles.

Beyond his professional achievements, Logan is dedicated to public engagement and philanthropy. He volunteers with organizations such as Shriners Children’s Hospital and the Gift of Life Bone Marrow Registry. In his spare time, he enjoys working out, reading, and continuing to make a positive impact in his community. Logan Gifford’s story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the transformative impact of community engagement.

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