About SOS Ballot
SOS Ballot, Inc. (Save Our Secret Ballot) is a 501 c 4 organization dedicated to educating the American public on the continued need for a secret ballot wherever state or federal law requires elections.
To continue to protect this inalienable right, SOS Ballot will file and place on the ballot in various states a Constitutional Amendment to protect this right. The language shall read:
"The right of individuals to vote by secret ballot is fundamental. Where state or federal law requires elections for public office or public votes on initiatives or referenda, or designations or authorizations of employee representation, the right of individuals to vote by secret ballot shall be guaranteed."
Why are we pushing this? Because some organizations and individuals are working overtime to eliminate this right for American working men and women.
SOS Ballot and our supporters believe that a voter's right to a secret ballot is an essential and fundamental principle in our society and offers opportunities for broader voter participation. Without the ability to vote secretly, individual political freedom will decline and be subject to threats and intimidation by those who want voters to pursue a specific course of action or ideology.
Please join us today and protect this most fundamental right.
- National Advisory Board
- Ernest Istook, Chairman Fmr Congressman, Heritage Foundation
- Gilbert Baker, Arkansas State Senator, Fmr ARGOP Chair
- Clint Bolick, Goldwater Institute, Director Scharf-Norton Center for Constitutional Litigation
- Adam Hasner, Florida House Majority Leader
- Sydney Hay, President, Arizona Mining Association
- Paul Jacob, Citizens in Charge, Founder US Term Limits
- Brian Johnson, Executive Director, Alliance for Worker Freedom
- Jonathan Johnson, President, Overstock.com
- John Loudon, Missouri State Senator
- Mark Meierhenry, Fmr South Dakota Attorney General
- Pat Toomey, President, Club for Growth
- Merrill Cook, Fmr Rep.(R-UT)
- Mark Shurtleff, Utah Attorney General
- Troy King, Alabama Attorney General