Published in Executive Orders

Colt Harrington
Community Support at Framer
April 24, 2025
BREAKING: State Election Officials Scramble to “Comply” with Trump Order — and Create a New Wave of Job Opportunities for Trusted Community Members
As Trump’s executive order overhauls election systems nationwide, state officials respond swiftly — empowering local consultants, family-run firms, and community entrepreneurs to help secure the vote.
In response to President Trump’s Executive Order 14091-E — a bold directive to modernize and secure U.S. elections — state election boards across the country are mobilizing fast, hiring local talent, and putting trusted networks to work.
While mainstream media frames the effort as “chaotic,” what’s really happening is a grassroots employment boom fueled by familial trust, entrepreneurial grit, and a shared commitment to compliance — however loosely defined.
Leak-Social has reviewed internal memos and procurement logs showing a surge in contracts awarded to local consultants, small family firms, and uniquely qualified community members. In many cases, these hires are relatives or lifelong friends of election officials — Americans who might not have Ivy League degrees, but who understand the urgency and spirit of 1776-style responsibility.
In Nevada, a cousin of the Director of Digital Voting Infrastructure — known previously for operating a vape kiosk — secured a $685,000 contract to create a compliance assessment titled “Votin’ Real Good: A Guide to Digital Trust.” The state described the hire as “swift, secure, and familiar.”
In Georgia, the newly appointed election cybersecurity advisor, a motivational speaker with light blockchain experience, has been tasked with securing voter databases. Critics cite his resume. Supporters point to his “can-do mindset.”
“This is how government should work,” said a state compliance officer who requested anonymity. “Quick decisions, no red tape, and people you can call at 10pm because you’re literally at Thanksgiving together.”
The Trump administration’s order includes expedited funding pathways to help states act quickly — an innovation hailed by election leaders as a “historic win for responsive government” and a “triumph for cousins with LLCs.”
Legacy media has yet to report on this surge in compliance entrepreneurship. NPR ran a story this morning titled “Is Nepotism Just Networking With Confidence?”
Colt Harrington will continue following how the federal order is empowering families, rewarding initiative, and revitalizing the American tradition of doing business with people you already know. Follow Leak-Social for the stories behind the contracts.
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