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Topic: election hacking

Voting Booths (Getty Images/Salon)

Russian company tried to hack Ohio votes

Igor Derysh
(AP/John Minchillo)

Did touchscreen machines change votes?

Igor Derysh
An "electronic pollbook" modified by Def Con hackers to play the computer game Doom. (Twitter)

Def Con hackers break voting machines

Igor Derysh
(Getty/hermosawave)

Was North Carolina election hacked?

Igor Derysh
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Ron DeSantis (AP/John Raoux)

DeSantis: Russians hacked Florida

Igor Derysh
Elections staff load ballots into machine as recounting begins at the Broward County Supervisor of Elections Office on November 11, 2018 in Lauderhill, Florida (AP/Joe Skipper)

GRU breached Florida county's computers

Igor Derysh
Vladimir Putin (Getty/Photo Montage by Salon)

Could Russia hack the midterms?

Bob Cesca
(iStockphoto/selimaksan)

Voting problems (not related to Russia)

Sascha Meinrath - The Conversation
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Trump's blind spot

Charlie May
(AP Photo/David Goldman)

Give us the voter data

Jessica Huseman - ProPublica
(Getty/Michael Reaves)

Our frayed election system

Joe Mohen
(HBO)

Clarke warns Maher on Russia

Taylor Link
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FILE - In this Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2016 file photo, Brian Varner, a principal researcher at Symantec, inserts an identifying chip card into an electronic voting machine as he demonstrates how to hack an electronic voting machine at a Symantec office in New York. The U.S. voting system, a loosely regulated, locally managed patchwork of more than 3,000 jurisdictions overseen by the states, employs more than two dozen types of machinery from 15 manufacturers. Elections officials across the nation say they take great care to secure their machines from tampering. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File) (AP)

Hacking was widespread

Charlie May
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