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Election officials are working in an unprecedented climate of antagonism. A nonpartisan group of election and law enforcement officials have joined forces to give them resources and support. ⤵️

Worries Grow About Election Safety and Security
Election officials are working in an unprecedented climate of antagonism, with threats on the increase. A nonpartisan ...
www.governing.com
Let’s look to Alaska ➡️
“Generally, rural Alaska — communities off the road system with populations that tend to be majority Alaska Native — had the highest rejection rates at around 13.74%”

Witness signature requirement leads to high ballot rejection rate, especially in rural Alaska
In rural Alaska communities, 1 in 8 ballots were rejected and not counted during the special primary election.
www.ktoo.org
Let’s look to Kentucky ➡️
“As we approach the 2022 general election…this report previews the barriers rural voters will face when casting their ballot.” ⤵️

New report shows rural voters rely on vote-by-mail, early voting, including 72% of rural Kentucky voters
Voters in rural areas across the country heavily rely on alternative ways to vote, including voting by mail and ...
www.nkytribune.com
A group of 32 current and former election and law-enforcement officials announced the formation of a group aimed at tamping down threats against poll workers and voters. 👏

Election, law enforcement officials launch group to combat threats against voting process - StateScoop
The new Committee for Safe and Secure Elections says it wants to improve coordination between election administrators and law enforcement.
statescoop.com
Let’s look to Alaska ➡️
The Justice Department has secured an agreement with the State of Alaska & state officials to resolve claims that driver license transactions did not consistently provide voter registration opportunities required by the NVRA ⤵️
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-secures-agreement-alaska-under-national-voter-registration-act
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