The political landscape surrounding local elections in Florida and Arizona is being shaped by candidates who promote false claims about the 2020 election integrity. In Lake County, Republican elections supervisor Alan Hays faces a primary challenge from Tom Vail, who advocates for limiting voting methods, claiming that 'Easy to Vote means Easy to Cheat'. Similarly, in Arizona, Cochise County officials who previously attempted to block election results are indicted for conspiracy, while election deniers like Justin Heap are winning primaries by capitalizing on voter distrust in the electoral process. Across Florida, several Republican candidates are running for elections supervisor positions with platforms that echo unfounded allegations of voter fraud and propose drastic changes to voting procedures. Experts warn that these challenges threaten the foundation of free and fair elections in the U.S., as local officials who once upheld election integrity are now being replaced by those who deny its legitimacy. This growing trend reflects a broader national issue of election misinformation impacting local governance and voter confidence.