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Survey seeks to improve voting process, elections

A new survey aims to identify issues voters in Anne Arundel County face throughout the electoral process.

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Fact check: Post misleads on Florida mail voting, ballot harvesting

Florida has not banned mail-in ballots or ballot collection, but it s true that Florida requires a voter ID and added an election police force.

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Fact check: Post misleads on Florida mail voting, ballot harvesting

Florida has not banned mail-in ballots or ballot collection, but it s true that Florida requires a voter ID and added an election police force.

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Fact check: No tie between mail-in voting and election fraud

Numerous security measures exist around mail-in voting to ensure that fraudulent ballots are not counted, experts told USA TODAY.

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New phase of cyber warfare : In 2020, election security and misinformation threats are more domestic than foreign

The U.S. prepared for foreign threats after 2016 but saw a new wave of misinformation originate at home this time around. Experts from UMBC's Center for Cybersecurity and Towson University weigh in on what's happening.

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