True the Vote Worked Hard to Follow the Law, Founder Testifies

Election integrity advocates are being sued in federal court for their challenges to Georgia’s voter rolls after the 2020 presidential election.

Catherine Engelbrecht, founder of True the Vote, speaks to a united coalition of more than 100 patriot groups gathered at Keystone Horse Center in Bloomsburg, Pa. to discuss election integrity on Aug. 27, 2022. Beth Brelje/The Epoch Times

GAINESVILLE, Ga.—The founder of True the Vote, the conservative election integrity organization that organized challenges of thousands of questionable voter registrations after the 2020 election, testified that her group bent over backward to ensure what they did was legal and fair.

Catherine Engelbrecht, in more than three hours of direct testimony on Nov. 6 in a civil trial in federal court, described how she founded the nonprofit organization almost 15 years ago as a way to train electoral volunteers and engage more people in the system.