Voting machines across the country are connected to potential vulnerable networks leaving experts worried
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.
Texas Voter Registration System Targeted by Russian Hackers
Russian hackers attempted to access registration rolls in Dallas County before presidential election
Georgia’s Voting Systems Are Susceptible to Hacking
Georgia voting is susceptible to hacking and the state has dragged its feet addressing the issue
The Difficulty of Getting the Poorest Voters to the Ballot Booth
Fewer than half of eligible adults with family incomes of less than $20,000 per year voted
No More Denial: Russian Spies Hacked Election Systems In 39 States
Thirty-seven states reported finding traces of the hackers in various systems according to reports
How Trump Silences Critics on Twitter
This is the first time in history that we are able to hear directly from the President of the United States that is not on television or radio. It is also the first time in history that we are able to respond directly.
Georgia to Use Vote-Counting Machines that Lack Audit Trail
The questionable vote counting machines will be used, in a bizarre decision that puts vote safety at risk
VIDEO: When Online Social Movements Translate to Offline Results
Social media has played a key role in organizing and getting protesters into the streets in the U.S.
Germany Preventing Hacking by Testing Networks Ahead of Elections
Germany called for improved monitoring and surveillance ahead of the federal elections in September
White House Social Media Director’s Tweet Broke the Law
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel said that the White House social media director broke the law