We need to be reaching out to our politicians and state GOP organizations. Here's an email that I sent to Virginia's GOP:

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I read Mr. Anderson’s statement on election integrity [ed: https://virginia.gop/message-from-rpv-regarding-election-integrity/], and was astonished at how wishy-washy it is. No reference was made to the fact that at least one district swung when a thumb drive marked “provisional” was suddenly added to the official count, which has to be viewed as at least somewhat irregular. No expression of concern for any other irregularities. No declaration of support for candidates like Nick Freitas and President Trump who appear to have lost under questionable vote circumstances. Just the “we must trust our election process” pap.

You should be on the front lines, demanding audits of the voting rolls—how many dead people voted, as has been reported around the nation, for instance?—and supporting our candidates. Instead, we’re told that you’re “tracking” our “concerns”. That’s not what we want or need. We need you to fight. We shouldn’t need groups like Project Virginia to take up your slack.

I’ve been an active registered voter for 25 years, and it’s always hard for me to pull the lever for Republicans because they’ve only rarely shown any desire to stand and fight against the corruption that we can see all around us. President Trump has shown that we can fight—but I’m just not seeing it from you.

This is the time to stand up against voter fraud—please, for the love of our Republic, take the lead in this fight in Virginia. That’s what we want from our GOP leadership, and we’re just not getting it.