Former Democratic President Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush chief of staff and Secretary of State James Baker jointedly penned an article in the Wall Street Journal calling on the Senate to progress on Election Count Act reform. “We stand on opposite sides of the partisan divide, but we believe it is better to search for solutions together than to remain divided,” the article began. They stressed the importance of updating the Electoral Count Act, which dates back to 1887, so it doesn’t affect the upcoming 2024 election. Carter and Baker also praised the Senate bipartisan g…