Technology
In 2021 there have been at least 253 voting bills proposed in at least 43 US states. These bills are restricting voting methods, times, and even criminalizing such practices as the provision of food and drink to those who are in waiting line for hours to vote. All due to “concerns about voter fraud,” even though hundreds of audits, hundreds of ballot recounts, and hundreds of independent voting machine security assessments have found no voter fraud. What security measures are actually established for poll centers on voting day? For early voting locations? And for mail-in and absentee voting ballots? What would election officials tell you about those images and videos claiming to be evidence? Are they really evidence? Or, are they bogus? And how can you tell? Can boxes of ballots actually be brought into election centers and processed? What controls are in place for elections centers where ballots are collected, processed, and sorted? Listen in as Genya Coulter, named as one of the Top 25 Women in Election Security and Tech, as well as being the Polk County, Florida, Election Clerk who oversees all her precinct operations and manages her team during election season, answers these and many more questions, as well as describes the facts about voting and ballot security controls, and answers questions about voting fraud claims during the 2020 US election during this conversation with Rebecca. Follow Genya on Twitter: @ElectionBabe