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2020 Vision: Election Security in the Age of Committed Foreign Threats

The entire national security establishment admonishes that threats to our election infrastructure are real. Foreign governments, foreign non-state actors, and domestic troublemakers have the capacity and desire to corrode the essential public belief that our election outcomes are true and reliable. To very different degrees this threat applies to both preliminary returns announced on election night and to official, final results.

Beyond results, the threat applies to the large variety of systems used to run seamless elections. These include electronic and paper poll books; voter registration and election management systems; websites with voter tools and public information; and a variety of other subsystems such as: GIS, ballot printing system, mail ballot preparation and processing system and a variety of essential election support systems like election day control centers.

  • Author(s):
  • Noah Praetz, Director of Elections
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2020 Vision: Election Security in the Age of Committed Foreign Threats
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Publisher:The Election Center
Published:August 1, 2020
License:Public Domain

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