The request targets ballot marking devices and nonprofit access to voter data.
Markwayne Mullin, the DHS Secretary, asked the Department of Justice to investigate the reliability of digital voting systems in use across the country. His request also covers whether election nonprofits obtained private voter data without proper authorization. According to reports on the matter, Mullin specifically questioned the ballot marking devices that many voters rely on. The inquiry targets both the technical performance of these systems and the data practices of nonprofit groups involved in elections. No further details on the response from the DOJ have been provided in the available information.
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The request targets ballot marking devices and nonprofit access to voter data.
Markwayne Mullin, the DHS Secretary, asked the Department of Justice to investigate the reliability of digital voting systems in use across the country. His request also covers whether election nonprofits obtained private voter data without proper authorization. According to reports on the matter, Mullin specifically questioned the ballot marking devices that many voters rely on. The inquiry targets both the technical performance of these systems and the data practices of nonprofit groups involved in elections. No further details on the response from the DOJ have been provided in the available information.
NOTUS@NOTUSreportsDHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin asked the DOJ to probe the reliability of a widely used digital voting system, as well as whether election nonprofits had improperly obtained private voter data.
NOTUS@NOTUSreportsDHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin asked the DOJ to probe the reliability of a widely used digital voting system, as well as whether election nonprofits had improperly obtained private voter data.
