On the Priorities podcast, election experts weigh in election security, voting administration and recent legislation that could affect the 2024 presidential race.

The county spent $6.5 million in 2019 on voting equipment, which will now be replaced over worries the state Senate's partisan ballot review compromised election security.

A company providing HTML ballots for blind and disabled voters in compliance with the Help America Vote Act is widening its reach.

As concerns about the security of the presidential election rise, a state senator is hoping to get New York evaluating its election systems for vulnerabilities.

Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea hopes to get prospective voters comfortable with the new technology before they head to the polls.

New research suggests that people are generally supportive of being able to vote online, though many are concerned about the security of these systems.

A coalition of organizations is trying to raise awareness about elections administration techniques that they believe are discriminatory.

State Sen. Andy Manar's legislation could prompt the state to add millions of voters to its rolls.

A pair of bills up for consideration would help Nebraska election officials chart a way forward for the state's aging voting machines.

The state's Department of Elections is moving its Web offerings to the cloud to prevent the slowdowns and failures that plagued the 2014 election season.