U.S. voters heading to the polls may face unexpected challenges but federal officials said they are not tracking any specific, credible election security threats.
U.S. voters heading to the polls today may face unexpected challenges — changed precincts, new voting restrictions and issues with absentee ballots — but federal officials said Tuesday morning they are not tracking any specific, credibleElection experts worry voting rule changes in battleground states, lingering distrust fueled by the “Big Lie,” misinformation and an increasingly hostile political environment could pose new hurdles on Election Day.
Courts are slammed with voting-related lawsuits, and election officials are preparing for recounts if races are close.53% of the voting age populationMore than 42 million people have already submitted their votes early — a record for early voting in a midterm election, according to data fromAs polls opened, federal officials expressed confidence in the nation’s election infrastructure.
"I want to be clear, we continue to see no specific or credible threat to disrupt election infrastructure today,” one senior Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency official told reporters on a Tuesday morning call.The Justice Department announced that they would be monitoring polls in 64 jurisdictions in 24 states to ensure voters’ rights.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that ballots mailed in undated or incorrectly dated envelopes must be set aside, which could result inIn Cobb County, Georgia, 1,000 voters were reportedly not mailed an absentee ballot due to human error, which
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