Professor David Clements is a former professor of business and constitutional law who has become a nationally recognized voice on election integrity. Through extensive research, data analysis, and public education, he has examined vulnerabilities in electronic voting systems and the legal framework surrounding election administration. Clements is known for presenting complex legal and technical issues in a clear, accessible way and for emphasizing citizen oversight and constitutional protections in elections.

Joe Oltmann is an entrepreneur and grassroots activist focused on election integrity, civic engagement, and government accountability. As the founder of FEC United, he has worked to educate citizens on election processes, advocate for transparency, and support grassroots efforts across the country. Oltmann is known for mobilizing citizen involvement and encouraging Americans to take an active role in protecting the integrity of their elections.

Mark Cook is an election integrity advocate and educator specializing in hand-counted paper ballot systems. Through his Hand Count Roadshow, he demonstrates how transparent, auditable elections can be conducted using citizen-led processes that are simple, secure, and verifiable. 

Cook focuses on practical solutions, showing communities how hand counting increases public trust and reduces reliance on complex voting technology.

Loy has authored books educating others on the founding documents, including works that explore key amendments as tools for protecting individual rights. He has also been actively involved in civic engagement, running for U.S. Senate in Utah to promote conservative values and appearing on podcasts and media to share his insights on American governance.

Loy continues to inspire others with his commitment to freedom, faith, and the Republic. To order a copy of his book: TrumpConstitution.com