Election Experts Say Coronavirus Outbreak Could Threaten US Elections

The video discusses the potential impact of the coronavirus on the 2020 U.S. elections, highlighting concerns about voter turnout and the need for emergency plans. It covers state responses, including absentee ballots and online registration, with a focus on California and Washington. West Virginia's Secretary of State, Mac Warner, expresses concerns but notes the current focus on other priorities. The video also addresses Russian disinformation efforts and emphasizes the importance of obtaining information from trusted sources. Voters are encouraged to exercise their rights through absentee ballots or early voting if concerned about health risks.

What concerns do election security experts have regarding the impact of the coronavirus on elections?

What measures can be taken to ensure people's right to vote during an outbreak?

How are state officials preparing for potential disruptions to election administration due to health alerts?

What role does misinformation play in influencing voter turnout during an outbreak?

What advice is given to voters who are concerned about going out to vote during the pandemic?