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Few People Want To Be Poll Workers, And That’s A Problem

Two-thirds of jurisdictions had a hard time recruiting enough poll workers.
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U.S. Official Focused On Election Security Being Shoved Aside

Matthew Masterson, currently chairman of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, is being removed from his post by Paul Ryan.
By Dustin Volz, Reuters

There's More Good News For One Of The Country's Biggest Voting Reforms

In Oregon, voters are steadily being added to the rolls because of a pioneering process.
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Republicans Want To Defund The Commission That Fights Voting Machine Hacking

There is absolutely no justification for abolishing the Election Assistance Commission.
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Vermont Secretary Of State Tells Trump Voter Fraud Panel It Can Best Help Voters By Folding

He said information the committee was seeking would be "useless."
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Trump’s Latest Election Commission Pick Is A Huge Believer In Voter Fraud Conspiracy

Critics say his appointment sends an unmistakable sign about the direction of the investigation.
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Some Of Trump's New Election Investigators Don't Seem To Have Much Election Experience

“I’m just a very small old country boy from Arkansas in this bigger commission with Vice President Pence, and I’m just going to do the best I can, to be honest.”
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Hackers Breached U.S. Election Agency After Vote

The security firm discovered the hacker offering logon credentials for access to computers.
By Joseph Menn, Reuters

The National Voting Machine Crisis Is Upon Us -- And It's Affecting Elections

Election officials across the country want to purchase new machines, but funds are scarce.
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