U.S. in Good Shape to Prevent Cyber Attack on Election Day, Brennan Center's Norden Says

The video discusses the preparedness of election officials and agencies like the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI for potential cyber attacks on upcoming elections. It highlights issues faced during primary elections, such as malfunctioning voting machines, and emphasizes the importance of training and exercises for election officials. The video also encourages voter participation and outlines security measures to protect democracy. Finally, it stresses the need for contingency plans to ensure smooth election processes and maintain voter confidence.

What measures have been taken by federal agencies to prepare for potential cyber attacks on elections?

• They have reduced the number of polling stations.

• They have collaborated with state and local officials.

• They have banned electronic voting.

• They have increased the number of voting machines.

What kind of exercises have election officials participated in to prepare for election day issues?

• Financial management exercises

• Public speaking exercises

• Tabletop exercises simulating potential problems

• Physical fitness exercises

What is one action voters can take to ensure their registration information is correct?

• Send a letter to the Department of Homeland Security

• Check their registration online

• Call the FBI

• Visit the polling station a day before the election

Why is it important to have emergency paper ballots available during elections?

• To reduce the cost of electronic voting

• To prevent long lines at polling stations

• To ensure voting can continue if machines fail

• To increase the speed of voting

What is the primary goal of the contingency plans discussed in the video?

• To increase voter turnout

• To eliminate the use of electronic voting machines

• To ensure the security and integrity of the election process

• To reduce the number of polling stations