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State election officials express frustration over Congresss failure to allocate crucial federal funds for securing election systems, updating equipment and training staff amid a challenging election season.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — The Harrison County Chamber recently led the Leadership Harrison class to Charleston during the February class session.

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WASHINGTON — With election season already underway, some state election officials are expressing frustration that Congress has yet to allocate federal money they have come to rely on to help

WASHINGTON (AP) — With election season already underway, some state election officials are expressing frustration that Congress has yet to allocate federal mo

WASHINGTON — With election season already underway, some state election officials are expressing frustration that Congress has yet to allocate federal money t

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WASHINGTON — With election season already underway, some state election officials are expressing frustration that Congress has yet to allocate federal money they have come to rely on to help

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) – On Tuesday, February 20th, WV Secretary of State Mac Warner hosted two student leaders from Ripley High School (RHS) as his honored guests at the

Election officials face a long list of challenges this year, including potential cyberattacks waged by foreign governments, criminal ransomware gangs attacking computer systems and the persistence of election misinformation that has led to harassment of election officials and undermined public confidence.