Election officials in at least four states have reported ballots being damagedor put at risk in the past week, renewing focus on the security of the U.S. voting system. Experts say the incidents are rare — and that they don’t pose any sort of threat to the 2024 elections’ integrity.
"It's important for people to know it's not widespread," said Lisa Danetz, an adviser to the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law. "There's no need to panic."
"Our systems are resilient," said Danetz to NPR. "There are lots of layers of protection and there is a way for each person's vote — and only one vote — to be counted."
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