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May 23, 2021
Worst of misinformation among people who may vote for republican candidates, in a way that is really dangerous and threatens democracy and threatens the safety of the voting integrity. im worried about the access that some of these untrained groups are having to voting machinery and ballots and if that continues across the country, there will really be a problem with voting security that did not exist beforehand. >> barbara mcquade, you published an op-ed in usa today and you said two new reason...
February 13, 2021
The New Georgia Project was founded by Stacey Abrams. But newly-elected Senator Raphael Warnock headed it in 2019, when officials say the group violated election laws.
July 13, 2019
With sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road. the all-new subaru forester. the safest forester ever. i am concerned that president trump hasnt done enough. we read lots of stories about he wouldnt even take his homeland security seriously when she wanted to talk about voting security. thats a problem when you have a president that puts his head in the sand or runs away from tough facts and real realities. >> this is "up."
October 21, 2018
Takes official action against election interference as one state becomes the model for voting security. thats ahead. and with less than three weeks to go before the midterm elections, president trump is campaigning aggressively for republican candidates. will it be enough to keep the house for republicans? our guest weighs in. >> were still seeing democrats holding in congressional districts. weve seen some movement towards the republicans in the senate. i think this is going to be a battle righ...
October 20, 2018
Takes official action against election interference as one state becomes the model for voting security. thats ahead. and with less than three weeks to go before the midterm elections, president trump is campaigning aggressively for republican candidates. will it be enough to keep the house for republicans? our guest weighs in. >> were still seeing democrats holding in congressional districts. weve seen some movement towards the republicans in the senate. i think this is going to be a battle righ...
November 27, 2016
He tried to get president bush impeached because of the iraq war. >> we have a constitutional duty to investigation. >> reporter: the chief computer scientist seems to be on a different page. j. alex halderman is concerned about the risk of elections being hacked. he talked about it on cspan before the vote. >> the realistic attack is going to be honing in on whichever states end up having the closest margin. >> reporter: but he wants an investigation because he thinks any questions about voting...
November 24, 2016
Investigate fully and comprehensively. >> reporter: but at the university of michigan the chief computer scientist behind the discovery of these alleged voting oddities seems to be on a different page. concern about the risk of american elections being hacked. he talked about it on c-span before the vote. >> a realistic attack on the election is probably going to be honing in on whatever states end up having the closest margins. >> but he wants an investigation because he thinks any questions ab...
November 24, 2016
>> reporter: he wants an investigation because he thinks any questions about voting security ought to be addressed. not because hes convince td it would necessarily change the result or prove anyone tried to rig the vote. he posted, were the deviations from the pre-election polls the result of a cyber attack? probably not. i believe the polls were systematically wrong. some went no the balloting confident. >> i could set the machine in the middle of hered square and they could not hack it. >> re...
November 23, 2016
>> a big proponent of voting rights. he tried to get president bush impeached over the iraq war. >> the united states house of representatives has a constitutional duty to investigate fully and comprehensively. >> reporter: at the university of michigan, the chief computer scientist behind the discovery of these alleged voting oddities seems to be on a different page. j. alex halderman is concerned about the risk of elections being hacked. he talked about it before the vote. >> a realistic attac...
November 23, 2016
This vote. >> a realistic attack on the election is probably going to be honing in on whichever states have the closest margins. >> reporter: but he wants an investigation because he thinks any questions about voting security ought to be addressed. hes posted online "more of this years deviations from preelection polls the result of a cyber attack? probably not. i believe the polls were systematically wrong." as for election officials, some went into the balloting pretty confident. >> i could se...