Ballot Box or Black Box? Grading America's Voting Infrastructure Four Years After 2020
Four years after the most scrutinized presidential election in modern American history, states have had ample time — and in many cases, federal funding — to modernize their voting systems and harden them against interference. The results are deeply uneven. Some states have made genuine, measurable improvements to their election infrastructure; others have allowed partisan battles over election administration to crowd out the technical work that security experts say is urgently needed.