WhoWhatWhy’s Best Election Coverage of 2022
Although it was what used to be known as an “off year,” 2022 turned out to be quite an election year. Here is a selection of our best election-related coverage.
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White House Invites Dozens of Nations for Ransomware Summit
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US Elections: Dangerous Erosion of Trust in a Dangerously Untrustworthy Process
Election experts Jonathan Simon and Lynn Bernstein go deep into how America’s myriad of voting systems operate, and the reasons trust in them has cratered
Junk Mail
When it comes to subpoenas, Trump is happy to return to sender.
Herschel Walker Is Not a Sheriff nor a Doctor
Rather than limiting the cost of insulin to $35, Walker pushed the idea that diabetes patients could control their symptoms by improving their diet. Diet affects patients with Type 2 diabetes, but would not cure patients with Type 1 diabetes.
Memory Hole in One
Even Donald Trump’s secret hiding places are ostentatious.
What Donald Trump Got Right About Voting Machines
The weird drama over the supposed “forensic experts” who messed with election software in a tiny Georgia county distracts from the real problem: Voting machines — and our elections — are indeed vulnerable.
The Drop Box ‘Problem’: Election Truthers’ Fictional Claim Gains Traction
This November, millions of Americans will vote for candidates whose shared agenda appears to be to make it more difficult for many of them to vote.
Rage Against the Machines — Can an Unlikely Coalition Make Elections Safer?
There are some election security issues on which the views of legitimate experts and Trump-fueled conspiracy theorists align. Let’s harness this energy to get rid of voting machines.
US Rivalry With China Is Newest Reason for Climate Optimism
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Stopping the Next “Stop the Steal”
Unwilling to accept defeat, Trump — and all those conditioned to the same denial — could ask one very simple question: How do we know?
Barcode Voting Machines: The Most Unnecessary Gap in US Election Security
Experts say barcode ballot marking devices lack transparency and security, and their vulnerabilities will attract insider threats of the kind Trump supporters have been charged with.