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Overseeing elections. >> i think the irony here is that republicans basically are perpetuating the big lie under the guise that theyre trying to boost election security, but the people who run elections like you are requested security for your own safety because of the violent threats that have stemmed from the big lie. i mean, how concerned are you about future elections given the threats out there and the normalization of the political violence as an option if youre upset about election result...

Doing and what he was not doing. so just hang in there. >> harry, we know one of the witnesses who spoke with the committee, remember, head of cisa essentially over election security and remember his quote in 2020 the most secure election in history, and important voice when you want to set the foundation that all of these are lies about broad widespread voter fraud. >> it is a really important voice, and thats what many of the 300 will be saying, and theyre saying that not simply to reassure th...

Colorado’s top elections official is asking lawmakers for $200,000 annually for guards and other security-related measures after receiving escalating threats over her advocacy of elections security.

Griswolds office says the money will be used for guards to protect Griswold and staff members at public events and to track the threats against her online.

Leaders of conservative groups want Congress to provide “robust and consistent” funding to state and local governments for election security. In a letter to House and Senate leaders, the signatories cite cyberattacks that threatened national security and the economy, saying those incursions demonstrate the need to protect election infrastructure.

The proposed amendments to the NDAA include ideas on Afghanistan, China and extremism in the ranks.

New audits are a years-in-the-making project to boost voter confidence, with an eye to statewide rollout. Mecklenburg County is one of 15 counties testing the new system this year.

Governor greg abbott. its the same bill that texas democrats tried to stop by leaving the state earlier this year, the lawsuit justice department argues the texas law violates portions of voting rights act and the civil rights act, with the restrictions on pulling sites and absentee ballots. with the statement, the attorney general said, in our democracy depends on the rights of eligible voters to cast a ballot and you have that ballot counted. the justice department will continues to use all of...

We cannot let our vibrant institutions be tarnished.

Secret, number two, hes saying it should be kept secret on the basis of privilege, and everybody involved is like, yeah, dude, you dont get to say that, and even if you did, wed still say no. but heres the third thing we learned this week. in this court filing the national archives describes some of the specific records donald trump is trying to keep ridden, not just the logs and things i said, but also theres this, quote, a document containing presidential findings concerning the security of th...