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Arizona Senate will conduct audit at state fairgrounds April 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail PHOENIX (AP) — The Arizona Senate is renting the Veterans Memorial Coliseum at the state fairgrounds for its audit of Maricopa County’s election results. The Senate will use the former Phoenix Suns arena to store election equipment and 2.1 million 2020 ballots. Republican Senate President Karen Fann has hired Florida-based Cyber Ninjas, a firm led by a backer of unfounded election fraud theories, to o...

Democrats on a Senate panel on Tuesday advanced a bill that would allow voters with disabilities to return voted ballots online, a provision that pitted disability advocates against election security experts. Senate Bill 21-188 from Sen. Jessie Danielson seeks to build on legislation the Wheat Ridge Democrat championed in 2019 that allows voters with disabilities to access a ballot online. Under Danielsons Senate Bill 19-202, a ballot can then be marked, printed and returned, which allows voter...

In nine states, some jurisdictions have allowed voting via computer or app.

Experts Discuss Challenges of Voting in An Electronic Age Online voting. Biometrics. Post-election audits. Today, election administrators have many new options to improve the democratic process. But the system is complicated, and security concerns hover over everything. Shutterstock The use of technology such as online voting and biometrics during an election can streamline and improve the voting process. However, it can also present problems such as raised election security conce...

Security experts understand the desire of entrepreneurs and election officials to use new voting methods to reach voters who may be disenfranchised by in-person or mail-in voting, but the security risk might be too great, they say.

Some call the 2020 presidential election “the most secure in American history.” But what does that mean? The latest “Rethinking the News” podcast.

Constitutional Attorney Matthew DePerno is an American hero. Two weeks ago, Michigan 13th Circuit Court Judge Kevin A Elsenheimer agreed to allow Mr. DePerno’s client, William Bailey, and a highly skilled team of IT experts to perform a forensic examination on 16 of the Dominion voting machines in Antrim County. On Monday, Judge Elsenheimer agreed to allow the results of the forensic examination to be released to the public. The results were damning. THE REPORT: After the forensic examinatio...

Constitutional Attorney Matthew DePerno is an American hero. Two weeks ago, Michigan 13th Circuit Court Judge Kevin A Elsenheimer agreed to allow Mr. DePerno’s client, William Bailey, and a highly skilled team of IT experts to perform a forensic examination on 16 of the Dominion voting machines in Antrim County. On Monday, Judge Elsenheimer agreed to allow the results of the forensic examination to be released to the public. The results were damning. THE REPORT: After the forensic examinatio...

© Bissell | MLive.com Roughly 9,500 absentee ballot empty envelopes that have been counted sit in mail trays on a table at City Hall in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Constitutional Attorney Matthew DePerno is an American hero. Two weeks ago, Michigan 13th Circuit Court Judge Kevin A Elsenheimer agreed to allow Mr. DePernos client, William Bailey, and a highly skilled team of IT experts to perform a forensic examination on 16 of the Dominion voting machines in Antrim County. On Monday, Judge Elsenheimer...

© Bissell | MLive.com Roughly 9,500 absentee ballot empty envelopes that have been counted sit in mail trays on a table at City Hall in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Constitutional Attorney Matthew DePerno is an American hero. Two weeks ago, Michigan 13th Circuit Court Judge Kevin A Elsenheimer agreed to allow Mr. DePernos client, William Bailey, and a highly skilled team of IT experts to perform a forensic examination on 16 of the Dominion voting machines in Antrim County. On Monday, Judge Elsenheimer...