‘Russia, if you’re listening …’
revealed, counties, states, and the federal government have made progress since the 2016 elections to guard against election hacking and combat foreign online propaganda. But many more vulnerabilities remain in the form of out-of-date voting machines, easily infiltrated voter registration databases, websites and databases vulnerable to ransomware attacks, or weak spots in the architecture of the internet itself that could allow adversaries to cause chaos on election day.
According to the poll, there’s evidence a sizable percentage of Americans have already lost some faith in the security of our electoral process. Just 62 percent of respondents in the NPR//Marist Poll said U.S. elections were fair. Four in 10 people surveyed said they believe a foreign country will tamper with the actual vote count in the 2020 elections, even though there’s no evidence of vote-tampering in the last two elections.
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