We must build on this progress by investing additional resources in election security, replacing paperless voting machines with paper ballots, conducting evidence-based post-election audits, and ensuring the highest security standards for voter registration databases, electronic poll books, and other election technology.
Calls for increased investment in election security measures and technology.
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