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Elections

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Federal agencies warn cyberattacks could limit access to election information, but not voting

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are one method that voters might witness in the upcoming election, which overwhelm servers and make them inaccessible. But the attacks only limit access to information, and not actually harm a person's ability to vote.

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People stand in line to vote as the sun rises at the Main Street Branch Library vote center on November 3, 2020 in Huntington Beach, California.

Huntington Beach, state of California fight over voter ID implementation in city elections

“California as a state right now is in a race to the bottom to weaken election laws,” Jason Snead said.

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GOP-led Georgia, Utah legislatures push back on election officials to leave voter data group

Since 2022, nine GOP-led states have left ERIC, a voter data collective, amid such concerns as partisan influence, increasing costs, and a failure to address voter fraud.

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Matt Schlapp with crowd

CPAC Chairman Schlapp praises new RNC leadership for focusing on secure elections

"I know that Chairman Watley understands election law well, and he understands how the RNC works," Schlapp said.

All Things Trump

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TrumpFlorenceSCRally

WATCH: Former President Trump speaks at rally in Georgia

Former president is expected to discuss election integrity in the state key to electoral politics.

Politics & Policy

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GOP Elephant on in a rug in the lobby of the Republican Party's headquarters in Washington.

RNC chooses Trump-backed Joe Gruters to replace Michael Whatley as chairman

Gruters previously served as the treasurer for the RNC and is a Florida state senator.

Elections

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Judge presides over courtroom case

Top election lawsuits to watch ahead of the 2024 presidential election

The lawsuits range from candidate eligibility to alleged violations of election laws. The impact of the decisions may be wide-ranging.

Elections

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poll watcher

Watchdogs fear new group hyping threats to election workers as pretext to chill monitoring efforts

Committee for Safe and Secure Elections claims it brings election administration experts and officials together with law enforcement "to support policies and practices that protect election workers and voters from violence, threats, and intimidation."

World

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Romanian presidential candidate Nicusor Dan

Romania's newly elected president officially sworn in, but challenges loom amid political crisis

Romania, a former member of the Soviet Union’s communist bloc, is now a member of the European Union and NATO.

Elections

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Election watchdog sues Texas county over ballot secrecy, but paper ballots could be the solution

The suit alleges that certain specific voters’ ballots have already been made available to the public and have been publicly released through various news organizations.

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