Former Missiouri election integrity director sues secretary of state after firing
A former director of election integrity in Missouri, Nick La Strada, filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, claiming he was dismissed for demonstrating “too much integrity” after raising concerns about Hoskins’s conduct. La Strada, who served for 15 months after being appointed in January 2025 and was praised for legal compliance, alleges he was gradually stripped of access to essential work tools, leading to his firing. The article also includes promotional content encouraging readers to subscribe to the Washington Examiner for unlimited access to their news and analysis.
Missouri’s former director of election integrity filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, alleging he was fired for having “too much integrity” after raising concerns about Hoskins’s conduct.
Nick La Strada has served as the Show-Me State’s election integrity director for 15 months before he alleges he was fired after being slowly stripped of access to the tools needed to perform his job. La Strada, a Republican, was appointed by Hoskins in January 2025 and was praised for his “compliance with the law.”
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