Aug 23, 2026 · 9 min · 7 segments
For five years, the government sent its own cybersecurity teams to break into America's election systems — and in case after case, they gained full network control within hours. Then they burried it…
Today, election security and its many vulnerabilities that CISA, the government's own cybersecurity agency, just put down on paper.
Isolated election systems that turned out to be reachable from ordinary office networks.
Certification rules that can stop officials from patching a known hole in the weeks before a vote.
It's a bipartisan problem Congress can fix, and we're inside 90 days of a general election.
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Today, election security and its many vulnerabilities that CISA, the government's own cybersecurity agency, just put down on paper.
Isolated election systems that turned out to be reachable from ordinary office networks.
Certification rules that can stop officials from patching a known hole in the weeks before a vote.
It's a bipartisan problem Congress can fix, and we're inside 90 days of a general election.
