State officials warn upcoming elections will be vulnerable as the Trump administration dismantles key parts of election ...

Auditors are recommending several changes to ensure the cybersecurity of Utah's elections after finding a handful of ...

By cutting critical funding, coordination, and support from numerous agencies, the administration is making it harder for states to guard against threats to their election systems.

Democrats blasted Trump's targeting of Chris Krebs and Miles Taylor, top officials in his first administration, as ...

In February, CISA cut roughly 130 employees, including its election security advisors. The agency also was forced to freeze all election security activities pending an internal review. The review ...

Election officials and lawmakers are increasingly alarmed by sudden halts to federal election security funding and are left struggling to fill gaps.

President Trump directed the Justice Department to investigate the actions of two former first-term Trump administration ...

The Vermont Secretary of State’s office’s video initiative was one of 53 programs nationwide that were recognized with a Clearie Award. The eight-minute video was created with town/city clerks from ...

Its work has been instrumental in ensuring election officials on all levels have the resources, intelligence, and technical support needed to combat an increasingly sophisticated landscape of threats.

States certified the results and Congress accepted the results. Election security officials — including Republicans and people in President Donald Trump’s first administration — determined ...

She also left in the wind the fate of another FBI task force that investigated threats against election workers and polling places. Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem, meanwhile, on March 6 ...