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From the editorial: "Voting shouldn't be seen as a chore but as a privilege and a responsibility. It's our duty as residents of this community, whether it’s a local primary or picking the president."
WENATCHEE — Fighting against misinformation is essential to building confidence in Washington's elections, according to Washington's Secretary of State Steve Hobbs.
More than $3 million is available statewide through the Information Security Funds program, created by the Office of the Secretary of State to help Washington counties strengthen their election security efforts. Counties can use the funding to purchase or upgrade their security software and hardware, hire IT security personnel, make structural improvements, and more.
From Washington Secretary of State:
OLYMPIA, Wash.- The Washington Secretary of State's Office will be providing election officials in each county in the state with up to $80,000 to improve election security.