The problems aren’t expected to affect accuracy, and there weren’t concerns about security. The Democrats first used a phone app to submit results in 2016.

This is a small problem in the long run. Most concerns about technology in the 2020 election revolve around more serious issues like voting system security and attempts to manipulate social media users. It’s setting a not-so-positive tone for the election, though, and it won’t be surprising if technical snafus pop up elsewhere on the road to the final vote on November 3rd.

There are sections on “Russian hacking and dumping operations,” “Trump campaign and the dissemination of hacked materials” and “Russian government links to and contacts with the Trump campaign.” We’re looking into this to see if there’s new info on the use of social media, WikiLeaks and hacking.

We already know a fair amount of what this report covers. Last year, Russians were indicted for hacking democrats and election tampering, groups of 12 and 13 people, respectively

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