Following up on this post, Cleta Mitchell has written this response over at the RNLA blog: “In response to Rick Hasen’s ‘interpretation’ of my piece in the New York Times, I did NOT say there is no voter fraud. The RNLA website documents its existence. What I did say — and what I’m suggesting — is that improving election administration in America should not be a partisan issue – and we should stop calling each other names. We need to find ways to stop bickering and make election administration a priority. Denying the very existence of vote fraud only lulls people into a false belief that there is no particular urgency or necessity to improve the system.”