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October 20, 2022
The CEO of a small Michigan-based firm has been arrested and charged with allegedly storing a large amount of data on Los Angeles County poll workers on servers that are based in China, in what [...]
October 18, 2022
Two-thirds of all rebate checks sent If you haven't already, it's too late to submit information to the Illinois Department of Revenue in order to get the state-issued, one-time taxpayer-funded rebates. Comptroller Susa...
October 18, 2022
Republican county officials, as well as candidates for statewide offices, suggest that counting by hand would be more reliable than machine tabulation. Research shows the opposite.
September 30, 2022
Jacob Jaffe, MIT Political Science PhD candidate, conducts novel field experiments to gather highly detailed information on local, state, and federal elections and analyzes this trove with advanced statistical techniques. He hopes to help understand and improve the voting system in the United States, and ultimately boost voter confidence.
September 15, 2022
Is the center of the political universe and a lot of ways and a microcosm in a lot of things that is happening in american politics. take that election data breach in coffee county. that incident is now part of the sprawling investigation being conducted by georges fulton county district attorney into the election interference by trump and his allies. and among all the investigations being currently conducted into donald trump, many legal advisers think the georgia investigation may constitutes ...
August 27, 2022
Of that and the fact that theyre concerned how this looks to people who have paid off their loans and are angry now, and it might not be an election winner, maybe the kids are going to be swamped in the polls by kids who arent getting it. >> two things, historic election data, young voters no matter how much democrats have motivated them to turn out, dont turn out in high numbers. i have a hard time that this bribe is going to make that much of a difference. more than six in 10 americans dont ev...
August 16, 2022
Knowledge for over a year. this happened on january 7th, the day after the capitol attack 2021, and it came out in court in this case in georgia initially in february, and this proof just came out today. august, a year and a half later right? so, its worth pointing out that is this about proving the election systems vulnerable or is it about optics and making it seem as if these election systems are vulnerable? >> really insidious kind of undertaking. additional to that this was not freelancing....
August 16, 2022
To copy a rural countys election data. she helped arrange for the firm to do the same in the detroit area. were joined now by michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson. secretary of state benson, thank you so much for joining us. as "the washington post" reported state authorities now are investigating alleged improper equipment breaches in your state. what is the status of that investigation right now? >> well, there has been connections made between various attempts to breach our security and...
August 12, 2022
Adamkaz/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- More than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic -- and with ongoing concerns about political violence -- America is facing a critical shortage of poll workers, experts say. A new national campaign hopes to see veterans and their families fill the gap. Some 130,000 poll workers have stopped serving over the past three midterm elections, the group Vet the Vote says. And 20% more plan to leave before the 2024 elecยญtion, according to the Brennan Center for Justice...
August 12, 2022
Adamkaz/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- More than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic -- and with ongoing concerns about political violence -- America is facing a critical shortage of poll workers, experts say. A new national campaign hopes to see veterans and their families fill the gap. Some 130,000 poll workers have stopped serving over the past