RNC Chair Michael Whatley promises RNC will be closely inspecting vote counting in November

Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley promised that the RNC will be closely inspecting the counting of early votes in November after allegations of voter fraud derailed the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election.

Whatley sat down for an interview with radio talk show host John Catsimatidis on WABC 770 AM’s Cats Roundtable," where he outlined what the RNC is planning for November in order to prevent a repeat of 2020.

Whatley stated, "So we’re working with the legislatures, we’re working with the boards of elections, the secretaries of states to make sure that the laws, the rules, the regulations that cover elections are where we need them to be. And if they’re not, we’re going to sue."

This change in attitude from the RNC is critical as the Democrat Party has never been afraid to resort to litigation to gain every advantage they can in elections both local and national.

Whatley continued, "You have to be in the room. You got to have observers and attorneys in the room when the votes are being cast, and when the votes are being counted. So we’re in the process of recruiting tens of thousands of volunteers, thousands of attorneys all across the country so that when we get into the election season, we’re going to be in the room."

While many of the allegations that emerged following the 2020 presidential election weren't proven, it was clear that more oversight and security were needed. The RNC is doing their due diligence and that should be reassuring for voters who have suffered through the past four years of the Biden administration.