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Home | AMERICA | Mueller Report Highlights Scope Of Election Security Challenge

Mueller Report Highlights Scope Of Election Security Challenge

April 23, 2019 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Mueller Report Highlights Scope Of Election Security Challenge

By Ellen Nakashima for Washington Post:

Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s investigation of the “sweeping and systematic fashion” in which Russia interfered in the 2016 election highlights the breadth and complexity of the U.S. voting infrastructure that needs protecting.

From voter registration to the vote itself to election night tabulation, there are countless computers and databases that offer avenues for foreign adversaries to try to create havoc and undermine trust in the democratic process.

In addition to targeting the Democratic Party and Clinton campaign in 2016, Mueller noted in his report, Russian hackers also went after election technology firms and county officials who administer the vote — officials often without the resources to hire information technology staffs.

Read the full write-up at Washington Post and leave your comments below.

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Election Security, Spying and Privacy, Voter Registration

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