Kenya Court Orders New Presidential Election To Redress Fraud And Hacking
Never before seen Kenyan Supreme Court Ruling On Overturning The Election Due to Fraud: KIGALI, Rwanda — Kenya’s Supreme Court said on Wednesday that it had nullified last month’s presidential election because the voting may have been hacked, and accused the … Read More
Paper ballots are back in vogue thanks to Russian hacking fears
SAN FRANCISCO – Once about as newsworthy as water meters, the voting machines and computers used to record and tally the nation’s ballots are suddenly a hot button issue due to mounting evidence Russia tried to interfere in the 2016 … Read More
Trump election commissioner believes voter turnout is ‘far higher’ with ‘poll taxes and literacy tests’: NYT
William M. Gardner, the chairman of President Donald Trump’s Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, suggeseted in an interview this week that voter turnout would be higher if the country returned to Jim Crow-era poll taxes and literacy tests. The New … Read More
Kris Kobach and His 5,313 Fraudulent Voters
The voter-fraud crusaders who run President Trump’s electoral-integrity commission have found their holy grail: evidence that large-scale illegal voting swung a pivotal Senate election in 2016. In his latest column for Breitbart News, Kris Kobach, the commission’s vice chairman, called it … Read More
Virginia Is Getting Rid of Its Vulnerable Voting Machines
Virginia’s Board of Elections voted unanimously to decertify all of the state’s touchscreen voting machines, which are considered by cybersecurity experts to be vulnerable to manipulation by hackers. The race is now on to replace the machines, which are used … Read More
Software to capture votes in upcoming national election is insecure
The Chaos Computer Club is publishing an analysis of software used for tabulating the German parliamentary elections (Bundestagswahl). The analysis shows a host of problems and security holes, to an extent where public trust in the correct tabulation of votes … Read More
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach Confirms He is a Paid Columnist For Breitbart
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is a leading figure on President Donald Trump‘s Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. He is also now a paid columnist on a conservative website. According to the Kansas City Star, Kobach — who has penned seven pieces for Breitbart over … Read More
Analysis: election infrastructure amendment vital for stable democracy
“Valuable resources are spent investigating and responding to cyber incidents that could have easily been prevented,” the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology declares in its analysis of a recently proposed amendment. Looking to change this narrative, Lindsey Graham and Amy Klobuchar … Read More
On Voting Reforms, Follow Illinois, Not Texas
In the face of America’s abysmal voter participation rates, lawmakers have two choices: They can make voting easier, or they can make it harder. Illinois made the right choice this week, becoming the 10th state, along with the District of Columbia, to … Read More
Trump voting panel apologizes after judge calls failure to disclose information ‘incredible’
A federal judge on Wednesday tore into President Trump’s voter commission for reneging on a promise to fully disclose public documents before a July 19 meeting, ordering the government to meet new transparency requirements and eliciting an apology from administration … Read More
Kenya Court Orders New Presidential Election To Redress Fraud And Hacking
Never before seen Kenyan Supreme Court Ruling On Overturning The Election Due to Fraud: KIGALI, Rwanda — Kenya’s Supreme Court said on Wednesday that it had nullified last month’s presidential election because the voting may have been hacked, and accused the … Read More
Paper ballots are back in vogue thanks to Russian hacking fears
SAN FRANCISCO – Once about as newsworthy as water meters, the voting machines and computers used to record and tally the nation’s ballots are suddenly a hot button issue due to mounting evidence Russia tried to interfere in the 2016 … Read More
Trump election commissioner believes voter turnout is ‘far higher’ with ‘poll taxes and literacy tests’: NYT
William M. Gardner, the chairman of President Donald Trump’s Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, suggeseted in an interview this week that voter turnout would be higher if the country returned to Jim Crow-era poll taxes and literacy tests. The New … Read More