Election cybersecurity explained
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Many ballot scanners are down across New York's Westchester County, officials say. However, voters can still vote, as emergency backup procedures are in place. CBS News legal expert Chris Krebs has more on election security and technology.
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Election cybersecurity explained
Many ballot scanners are down across New York's Westchester County, officials say. However, voters can still vote, as emergency backup procedures are in place. CBS News legal expert Chris Krebs has more on election security and technology.
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'Emergency procedures' as vote counting machines go down in Dem county with MAGA rep.
Ballot scanners went down across New York’s Westchester County, forcing poll workers to use emergency procedures in a Democratic county where a Republican congressman faces a toss-up race as his support for President Donald Trump is expected to cost him votes. The Westchester...
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