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Experts: What states can do to secure their elections
7 monthes ago - By News OK
Newly released "playbooks" from a bipartisan team at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government aims to help state and local elections officials protect against hacking and disinformation.
Here are the group's key findings and recommendations.
KEY FINDINGS
- Elections officials generally lack the resources to secure their operations, especially in smaller counties.
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7 monthes ago - By Miami Herald
Newly released "playbooks" from a bipartisan team at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government aims to help state and local elections officials protect against hacking and disinformation. Here are the group's...
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7 monthes ago - By The Seattle Times
Newly released “playbooks” from a bipartisan team at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government aims to help state and local elections officials protect against hacking and disinformation. Here are the group's key findings and recommendations. KEY FINDINGS - Elections officials generally lack the resources to secure their operations, especially in smaller counties. Many can't even afford...
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