Five pillars for a fair, secure, and accessible Lee County elections office.
The foundation of democratic government is a ballot that is counted accurately, a process that follows the law faithfully, and an elections office that has earned the public's trust. DéMaria Artis is committed to administering every election in Lee County with uncompromising integrity — from the first ballot cast to the final canvass certification.
Integrity is not a talking point — it is a standard that must be built into every procedure, every deadline, and every decision the elections office makes. That means documented, auditable processes for every ballot from the moment it is received to the moment the canvass is certified. It means welcoming observers from all parties and perspectives, because transparency is what earns public trust. And it means a Supervisor who follows the law fully — not selectively.
A voter who cannot access the ballot has been effectively disenfranchised — whether due to distance, disability, language, work schedule, or lack of transportation. The Supervisor of Elections has a legal and moral obligation to make voting as accessible as the law allows for every eligible Lee County resident.
DéMaria Artis is committed to maximizing early voting locations, ensuring ADA-compliant polling sites, and providing clear, accurate voter registration information in formats accessible to Lee County's diverse population.
Election security is not a partisan issue — it is a baseline requirement for democratic government. Lee County's elections infrastructure must be protected from external threats, internal errors, and bad actors of any political stripe.
DéMaria Artis supports robust cybersecurity practices for elections systems, regular testing and verification of tabulation equipment, and coordination with state and federal election security partners to keep Lee County's voter data and infrastructure secure.
The Lee County Supervisor of Elections must be one of the most transparent offices in local government. Voters deserve to know how their ballots are processed, how the voter rolls are maintained, and how the elections office spends taxpayer money.
DéMaria Artis is committed to proactive public disclosure — not waiting for public records requests, but publishing election data, reports, and office activities in formats that ordinary voters can access and understand.
The Supervisor of Elections is, above all, a public servant. Every interaction between the elections office and a Lee County voter — whether at a polling place, on the phone, or online — is an opportunity to serve with professionalism, patience, and care.
DéMaria Artis's background in healthcare has given her a deep appreciation for what it means to serve people when it matters most. She brings that same standard to public service: listen first, respond with clarity, and treat every person with dignity.
Support a Supervisor of Elections who puts community over politics. Every contribution matters.