Cleta Mitchell is the Senior Legal Fellow at the Conservative Partnership Institute. She is an attorney with decades of experience in election, campaign finance, and political law. Cleta founded and chairs the Election Integrity Network.
Cleta is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma and its College of Law, is licensed to practice law in the State of Oklahoma and the District of Columbia, and is admitted to practice before multiple federal courts and the U.S. Supreme Court.
Cleta has served as outside counsel to the NRCC, NRSC, NRA, and numerous Republican members of Congress, state parties, and conservative organizations.
In 2020, she volunteered with the Trump legal team in Georgia. She played a leading role in challenging the IRS's targeting of Tea Party groups during the Obama administration.
Through her leadership at EIN, she continues to educate and mobilize citizens in defense of election integrity, for which she has been named one of the 500 Most Influential People in Washington, DC by the Washingtonian magazine each year for the past five years.
Sharon is President of the Election Integrity Network. She is a seasoned leader with a background in accounting and administration and has held significant roles at Harvard University and James D. Julia Auction House, Inc., honing her skills in budget management and executive support.
Her passion for public service led her to serve as Embden, Maine’s Town Clerk in 2018, administering elections and sparking her commitment to election integrity. She was appointed
Regional Field Director for the Maine Trump Victory Team in 2020 and Election Integrity State Director with the Republican National Committee in 2022, driving volunteer engagement and training programs.
In 2024, Sharon joined Election Integrity Network to advance the organizational goal to advance election integrity nationwide.
Kerri is Executive Vice President of EIN and senior advisor to the Only Citizens Vote Coalition. After joining the organization in 2021, she oversees communications, partnerships, media outreach as well as leading several National Working Groups and trainings.
A respected figure in conservative policy and coalition building, Kerri is a senior fellow at several conservative organizations and previously held senior roles at the Conservative Partnership Institute, American Conservative Union and State Policy Network.
She was appointed by Congress to the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission and nominated to President George W. Bush’s Commission to Strengthen Social Security.
A widely published commentator and speaker, Kerri is known for her practical, relatable approach to public policy and election integrity.
Sara is Chief of Staff for Election Integrity Network and a key support specialist for the organization's activities since joining EIN. A dedicated advocate for electoral transparency. Sara founded Rhode Island Fair Elections and Education (RIFEE) to educate Rhode Islanders about the election process.
In 2023, RIFEE joined the Election Integrity Network (EIN), where Sara expanded its media and networking presence. Her role includes enhancing national working groups and internal communications as EIN continues its growth and expansion.
With a background in speech and language pathology and over 25 years in research and education, Sara brings a unique perspective to her advocacy for fair elections and transparent communication systems.
Ned Jones is Deputy Director at Election Integrity Network and the co-chair of two of EIN’s National Working Group. An expert in uncovering and researching the corrupting influence of left-wing organizations and their financing in elections, he previously served as director of the Citizens Election Research Center, a special project of the Election Integrity Network.
Prior to joining Election Integrity Network in early 2022, Ned was the Election Integrity Director at The Virginia Project. After joining EIN, Ned has done critical research into irregularities in election systems, particularly in the area of mail-in voting and has exposed mishandling and lack of security of Vote by Mail ballots by the United States Postal Service.
Ned used the results of his research to develop new strategies for conservative voters in the 2021 election in Virginia, the 2022 midterms and the 2024 election. He regularly shares his key findings and proposed solutions with EIN's state coalitions, National Working Groups and other grassroots organizations and election integrity groups around the country.
Kathy assists EIN with coalition projects and comes with a wealth of experience working with local and state grassroots advocates in several states. She is also co-chair of the Tennessee Fair Election Coalition in collaboration with EIN.
Dedicated to election integrity, her efforts have addressed increased concerns of ordinary citizens while offering solutions through education, and legislative processes. Kathy has travelled across Tennessee to equip and empower other election integrity advocates to develop critical relationships at the state and national level and is instrumental in EIN’s outreach to our nationwide partners. Kathy is also the co-chair of two of Election Integrity Network's National Working Groups.
In her work with EIN, Kathy develops and shares resources from EIN and its partners to leverage our unique achievements, solutions and ideas from leaders across the country.