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The Maryland Voter Integrity Group's plan to "retabulate the paper ballots" could further erode trust in elections, experts say.
Every day. we know the doj started this task force last year that handles this issue about threats against election officials. the reporting is that so far there have been about 1,000 contacts that were hostile against workers. but the problem is, given free speech considerations, the fbi says only about 11% of those really meets the threshold for crimes. so there's a disconnect into what's being reported and what officials can go after. they really warned that the lake of ability to take these threats and deal with them means problems and maybe even violence could be worse for the midterms. h...
Last year, Georgia enacted a controversial elections law that critics said would make it significantly harder for people to vote.
David Levine, an election integrity fellow at the Alliance for Security Democracy, kept a close eye on voting in Georgia's primary last week. He answered our questions about the impact of last year's controversial election law and lessons to be learned by other states.
Senior Contributing National Security Columnist Walter Pincus zeroes in on talk between Russia and the U.S.