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What Went Right: Addressing Claims of Widespread Voter Fraud in One of the Most Secure Elections in American History [CC]
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What Went Right: Addressing Claims of Widespread Voter Fraud in One of the Most Secure Elections in American History [CC]
What went right in the 2020 Presidential election from the standpoint of cybersecurity, technological preparedness, and fairness? This program keys in on the election���s aftermath as the country emerges from the adjudication of over 53 challenges filed and litigated mostly in battleground states.
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This program examines what went right in the 2020 Presidential election from the standpoint of cybersecurity, technological preparedness, and fairness. Our panelists key in on the election���s aftermath as the country emerges from the adjudication of over 53 challenges filed and litigated mostly in battleground states.
Topics of discussion include
how factors including (1) a multitude of trained, dedicated, and competent election personnel who did their jobs and (2) the nation���s judiciary applying the rule of law in deciding each challenge, enabled us to carry out a successful and secure election in all 50 states and territories an exploration of how the judiciary grounded each decision on actual, provable facts, established legal principles grounded in election law, and evidence that confirmed the security and integrity of our electoral process particularly from a cybersecurity perspective, notwithstanding an unprecedented hyper-partisan environment; and, an assessment of the many pre-election cybersecurity concerns and post-election audits and recounts, and their implications for best practices with respect to election security, resilient voting systems, and technological security of the electoral process, as well as how the absence of evidence of systemic fraud that would have changed the outcome, the absence of cyber-threats or state-sponsored hackers, and other specific factors resulted in what the former Director of CISA called the most secure election in American history. Providing this insightful program are two leading lights in the area of election law and cybersecurity:
Frances Floriano Goins (Partner | Co-Group Leader, Financial Services & Securities Litigation | Co-Group Leader, Cybersecurity & Privacy, Ulmer LLP)Benjamin E. Griffiths (Attorney-at-Law, Griffiths Law Firm | Ben���s work focuses on defense of state and local governments, agencies, and school districts in civil rights, voting rights, election law, governmental tort liability, and First Amendment litigation, representation of commercial entities and other private sector insureds in premises security litigation, public entity insurance coverage disputes, and environmental law with a focus on water resources management).
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CE2101ELEOLC
Duration
210
Publication Date
1/19/2021 12:00:00 AM
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