democracyproject.org Podcast Discussion on 2026 Elections Highlights Election Security Concerns
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- •David Becker reassures about election security amid concerns.
- •Discussion covers foreign interference and ballot security issues.
- •Podcast aims to clarify misconceptions about the election process.
A podcast featuring David Becker and Rick Pildes discusses various concerns regarding the 2026 elections. Topics include potential foreign interference, issues with ballot security, and the presence of ICE at polling places. Becker, who works with election officials across the country, provides reassurance about the integrity of the election process. The conversation aims to address public concerns surrounding election security and the measures in place to protect against potential threats. The podcast is available through the NYU Democracy Project, and a transcript is provided for accessibility.
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2026-10-26
Podcast on election security published
David Becker and Rick Pildes discuss various election security concerns and measures in place.
Electionlawblog2026-10-27
Podcast transcript released
An edited transcript of the podcast discussion is made available on the Democracy Project website.
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What are the main concerns discussed in the podcast?
The podcast addresses potential foreign interference, ballot security, and the presence of ICE at polling places.
Who are the speakers in the podcast?
David Becker, Executive Director of the Center for Election Innovation and Research, and Rick Pildes, Faculty Director at NYU School of Law.
Where can I find the podcast and transcript?
The podcast and its transcript are available on the Electionlawblog and the NYU Democracy Project website.
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