Are voting machines connected to the internet? FILE – A voting machine is seen at a polling site for the Presidential primary election on Tuesday, March 12, 2024, in Atlanta.

Voting machines are key physical targets in election fraud schemes. At the DEF CON hacking conference, cybersecurity experts have been working to safeguard them.

Despite voting machine conspiracy theories, such as internet hacking and widespread physical tampering, being debunked, misinformation about the democratic process is ubiquitous on social media ...

America's voting machine obsession Historically, public confidence in elections — and technology's role — has fluctuated. The controversial "hanging chad" issue of the 2000 presidential ...

Similar false claims about voting machines have surfaced in Tennessee and Georgia, with election officials in each state attributing errors to voters, not machine tampering.

Patrick Byrne, Mike Lindell and other Trump supporters who made baseless assertions that Dominion Voting Systems rigged the 2020 election are using court cases to keep spreading lies about the ...

Once Mr. Hayes gained access to the voting machine, he was able to capture county passwords and sensitive data about Dominion’s proprietary software that showed up three months later at an event ...

Staff at U.S. voting machine companies have removed public information about themselves from the internet and have made contingency plans with local law enforcement ahead of the 2024 election ...

Georgia's touchscreen-based voting system is being tested for accuracy ahead of the 2024 election, a key step amid skepticism of past election results.

How voting machines work and why they are hard to hack Unfounded conspiracy theories about the safety of voting machines loom over the fight for the White House.

Election fact check: How voting machines work and why they're hard to hack Experts explain why the U.S. election process has many checks and balances.

Election fact check: How voting machines work and why they're hard to hack Experts explain why the U.S. election process has many checks and balances.