ATLANTA (AP) — A new poll finds that a strong majority of Americans have concerns that the nation’s voting systems might be vulnerable to hackers in the upcoming midterm elections.
That is roughly unchanged from concerns over election security just before the 2016 presidential election, but there is a twist. Two years ago, it was Republicans who were more concerned about the integrity of the election. This year, it’s Democrats.
The survey released Wednesday by The University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy and The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found that Democrats have grown increasingly concerned about election security. Republicans have grown more confident.
The poll finds nearly 8 in 10 Americans say they are at least somewhat concerned about potential hacking.
Concerned? Yes … especially since it looks like there has been a concerted effort by this administration to leave the doors and windows open and basically give the security guards the week off.
There are so many critical districts where manipulation in the margins can make the difference … and manipulation in the shadows and margins might be virtually impossible to prove.
Correct…the fox is in the henhouse…
Republicans don’t worry because they know they have multiple ways to steal an election, look at Bush vs. Gore.
Yep, I just don’t trust Jina meddling in our elections…
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