There is yet no concrete evidence for coordinated efforts by foreign malicious groups to interfere in the 2020 elections but their tactics are evolving – Twitter, Facebook.
Voting Technology articles on Democracy Chronicles
This voting technology section highlights the important role technology has played in democratic history and seeks to explore how technology will shape the future of elections. This new era of elections is an area of heavy debate in political circles. Be sure to also check out our Election Technology section and our articles on Technology Dissidents, the Internet and Voting or Voting Machines.
Voter Registration Soars as Protestors look for Long-Term Solutions
There are many ways to protest, and one way is at the ballot box. As racial justice protests have taken hold across the country, voter registration is soaring, report.
Hart InterCivic Commits to Safe, Secure Elections
Hart InterCivic is a longtime election solution provider. It is helping jurisdictions manage efficient, safe elections amid rising public health concerns.
Guidance on Handling Primaries and Caucuses During Coronavirus
The U.S. elections information clearing house last week issued guidance to mitigate public health risk during voting due to the Coronavirus.
Louisiana Postpones April Primary as 4 More States Prepare to Vote on Tuesday
Ohio, Florida, Illinois, Arizona, are next on the primary calendar. Election officials in these states are taking extra precautions but predict a safe vote.
Government guidelines to prevent nationwide cyber catastrophe
The U.S. Government’s recent report on countering cyber threats offers a bleak picture of what could happen if critical systems were brought down.
Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden proposes nationwide vote-by-mail in response to coronavirus
The coronavirus outbreak will influence the way Americans will be voting. Oregon’s Senator, Ron Wyden, is proposing a nationwide vote-by-mail.
The coronavirus outbreak could lead to meddling in U.S. election
State-backed internet trolls could try to exaggerate the threat of the coronavirus to keep Americans from going to the polls in upcoming elections.
The “Accidental” Director at the Front line of Election Security
Christopher Krebs worked for years in the DHS in various roles around defense against security threats. But he did not anticipate his appointment to CISA.
Amber McReynolds, crusading for voting in our pajamas
After years of bringing innovation to how elections are conducted in the city of Denver, Amber McReynolds is crusading for voting in pajamas.