Democracy cannot survive if every election produces a winner but no one is willing to lose.
Candidates have every right to demand accurate counts, challenge irregularities and pursue lawful remedies. But election integrity also requires accepting honest answers when the evidence is examined, the courts have ruled and the process has reached its end.
In this week’s “This Matters,” Bill Britt examines why the peaceful transfer of power depends not only on the restraint of those who win, but on the character of those who lose.
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