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Electronic Voting Systems: Controversies, Risks, and Reforms - Vimarsana News

Electronic Voting Systems: Controversies, Risks, and Reforms

Explore the intricacies of electronic voting systems, their vulnerabilities, and the legal battles surrounding them.

Another way to protect voting rights: Hack-proof our elections - Vimarsana News

Another way to protect voting rights: Hack-proof our elections

At a time when threats are growing, systems are aging and public confidence in the voting process is falling to record lows, Congress should do its part and assist state and local governments in securing our elections.

How Congress can help keep threats to elections at bay - Vimarsana News

How Congress can help keep threats to elections at bay

It’s been more than six months since the 2020 presidential election, and Congress remains deeply at odds over how to build on the successes of the election while addressing some of the most significant challenges that were exposed. Intelligence officials

Commentary: How Congress can help keep threats to our elections at bay - Vimarsana News

Commentary: How Congress can help keep threats to our elections at bay

It's been more than six months since the 2020 presidential election, and Congress remains deeply at odds over how to build on the successes of the election while addressing some

Futile effort to help Trump may help shape some lawmakers' legacies - Vimarsana News

Futile effort to help Trump may help shape some lawmakers' legacies

Futile effort to help Trump may help shape some lawmakers' legacies Chris Casteel The Oklahoman Speaking to thousands of supporters who traveled to Washington, D.C., from all over the country, President Donald Trump thanked Oklahoma Sen. James Lankford by name Wednesday for being one of “our 13 most courageous members of the U.S. Senate.” A short time later, two miles away at the U.S. Capitol, Lankford lodged his objection to the Electoral College votes cast by Arizona for Democrat Joe Biden. It was Step 1 of the plan by Lankford and a group of other Republican senators to force the creat...