Al Brandano urged the selectmen to pursue parts lists and field testing for the Liberty/Dominion voting machines, citing RF readings captured elsewhere and arguing that the town retains legal responsibility if machines can connect to networks.

Dennis Irvin told the Camden County board the office is seeing mailers, robocalls, social-media disinformation, deepfakes and potential DDoS threats; he urged voters to use the official myvoterpage and said the office is coordinating with law enforcement to protect polling locations.

A supervisor asked county elections staff whether blank printer paper was taken after a Recorder's Office press release reported an incursion and printer tampering; elections staff said Recorder's Office intends to follow similar nightly chain‑of‑custody procedures but Jarrett said he was not privy to their implementation.

No, Inc. (PollPad) and Liberty Vote described ballot printing approaches that keep PDFs locally, offer peer‑to‑peer or direct printer connections, and minimize changes to county workflows; vendors said the check‑in plus print step can add only seconds to throughput.

Governor Ron DeSantis told attendees Florida's voter-ID requirements, limits on unsolicited mail ballots, bans on ballot harvesting and prohibitions on private groups running local election offices have produced faster counts and greater public confidence, he said.

The State Board of Elections unanimously approved an update to the 10x electronic poll book, citing a fix for an intermittent screen-power issue and no expected impact on voters. The board voted to approve the upgrade after staff described security and functional testing.

The State Board of Elections finalized new statewide rules for ballot drop boxes—covering design, security, surveillance, pickup hours and chain-of-custody—after receiving numerous public comments; the board will provide a sample chain-of-custody form for counties.

Multiple residents urged Dakota County commissioners to investigate embedded modems in the county's tabulators, citing Minnesota Statute 206.845 and asking the county to publish a detailed modem-usage report and audit logs.

During public comment, speakers urged the county to protect mail‑in voting and to consider paper ballot alternatives. One commenter said national actions could curtail delivery of ballots; another, who identified himself as Lewis Shoop, described testing he said revealed vulnerabilities in voting machines and urged a switch to hand‑marked paper ballots.

AB 282, presented by Assemblymember Pellerin, would make it a serious offense to interfere with ballots, certified voting equipment or records prior to certification of election results; the committee left the item on call and later moved it to the floor.

You don't want someone protecting a system who's emotionally invested in its current form, you want someone with the vision to recognize when legacy infrastructure has reached end-of-life and the courage to sunset it responsibly.

Representative Yan emphasizes importance of ballot count matching in committee discussion

Election officials discuss power outages and emergency protocols during Fremont County voting processes

Committee members inquire about the proposal to ban electronic voting machines in Wyoming.

Voters in Cheyenne delivered 2,000 absentee ballots via drop box for 2024 election.

Lawmakers advocate for House Bill 245 to enhance ballot security against barcode voting issues.

Secretary Gray asserts ballot drop boxes violate state law, complicating election compliance efforts.

Secretary Gray asserts ballot drop boxes violate state law, complicating election compliance efforts.

Whatcom County election officials outline audit processes and security steps for upcoming elections.

After extensive opposition testimony from voting‑rights groups and local election officials, the Senate General Government Committee voted 4–2 to report Senate Bill 293 to Rules and Reference. Opponents said the bill would discard thousands of lawfully mailed ballots that arrived in the four‑day window used in recent elections.

Senate bill 153 aims to enhance election security through citizenship verification in Ohio.

After extended floor debate and multiple amendment votes, the Senate adopted House Bill 11 13, a package of election law updates proponents said will strengthen access and security while opponents warned about administrative complexity and centralizing authority in the Secretary of State's office. Several amendment battles—most notably on county clerk authority and higher-education email neutrality—were contested on the floor.

At the Oct. 28 Moffat County commissioners meeting, public commenters read and repeated allegations that Dominion Voting Systems software in Colorado is vulnerable and derived from Smartmatic, urging the county to consider eliminating electronic voting machines. Commissioners took no formal action; county staff did not present opposing evidence at—