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Robert Johnson

Voting Audit: Recording My Interactions with the Government
Our video shows how we audited voting locations for the past three years. We recorded our interactions with the government during voting. We encountered issues with camera access inside the vote center. #VotingAudit #ElectionIntegrity #VoteCenters #GovernmentTransparency #CivicEngagement #VotingProcess #ElectionSecurity #VoterRights #PoliticalActivism #Democracy

July 02, 2025 at 02:53AM

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InstagramRobert Johnson on Instagram: "Voting Audit: Recording My Interactions with the Government Our video shows how we audited voting locations for the past three years. We recorded our interactions with the government during voting. We encountered issues with camera access inside the vote center. #VotingAudit #ElectionIntegrity #VoteCenters #GovernmentTransparency #CivicEngagement #VotingProcess #ElectionSecurity #VoterRights #PoliticalActivism #Democracy"0 likes, 0 comments - jdata17 on July 2, 2025: "Voting Audit: Recording My Interactions with the Government Our video shows how we audited voting locations for the past three years. We recorded our interactions with the government during voting. We encountered issues with camera access inside the vote center. #VotingAudit #ElectionIntegrity #VoteCenters #GovernmentTransparency #CivicEngagement #VotingProcess #ElectionSecurity #VoterRights #PoliticalActivism #Democracy".
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Paco Hope #resist

It’s democratic primary #election day in #virginia. Just 2 races on the ballot. Picking the Democratic Party candidate for lieutenant governor and attorney general. It’s sleepy. We do the full thing l: all the same procedures and all the full security, but for a fraction of the voters. Polls opened at 6am. At 7:45 we checked in our 7th voter. We finally have had more voters than election officers. I’ll do a thread here during the day about #elections and #electionsecurity and all the humdrum ordinary things of helping people vote.
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Arizona’s Elections Procedures Manual states that supervisors have no discretion when certifying results — or at least, that’s how it’s always been interpreted. @TucsonSentinel reports on a court ruling that threw out that section of the manual, and that may now shake up pending criminal charges for conspiracy against an election supervisor who delayed certification of Cochise County’s 2022 midterm results. “Ambiguity in election certification laws is a problem in several swing states across the country,” writes Jen Fifield.

tucsonsentinel.com/local/repor

TucsonSentinel.comAre local officials duty-bound to certify elections? Arizona ruling creates new doubt.By Jen Fifield
#Arizona#Elections#Law
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Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬

#CISA: We didn't fire #redteams, we just unhired a bunch of them
Agency tries to save face as it also pulls essential funding for #electionsecurity
Former CISA employee #ChristopherChenoweth, senior pentester, said via LinkedIn he and more than 100 others had government contracts terminated on Feb 28, as ordered by Musk's #DOGE. He said this comprised his entire red team and all support roles, and March 5 a second #redteam tasked with "mission-critical work" was also cut.
theregister.com/2025/03/13/cis

The Register · CISA: We didn't fire red teams, we just unhired a bunch of themBy Connor Jones
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CenDemTech

🗳️ Election officials play a key role fighting #misinformation abt voting procedures. That’s why CDT + Center for Tech and Civic Life partnered to develop the 2024 course “Combatting Election Misinfo:” cdt.org/insights/helping-elect

The course, originally created ahead of the 2020 election, relaunched in June of this year with updated info about fighting mis- and disinformation: cdt.org/insights/helping-elect #ElectionSecurity #misinformation

Center for Democracy and TechnologyHelping Election Officials Combat Misinformation in 2024: An Updated Course from CDT and CTCLElection officials face an increasingly demanding set of responsibilities, from protecting their systems from cybersecurity threats to managing and responding to emergencies. At the same time, election officials increasingly report facing threats and harassment, often motivated by mis- and disinformation, which may be contributing to increasing turnover rates. These challenges are compounded by limited budgets […]
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Election workers are trying their very best to ensure every eligible person can cast a ballot in the upcoming U.S. election, and some people are doing their best to thwart that. @gbhnews learned what’s going on in New Hampshire — threats, intimidation, rumors and lies that have led to resignations and retirements of election workers across the state.

wgbh.org/news/politics/2024-10

GBH · New Hampshire election workers are under threat — and they're standing upBy Phillip Martin
#USElections#ElectionSecurity#USPolitics
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