Election Officials in Arizona and Pennsylvania Bolster Security Amid Threats

Top officials from key battleground states assure voters of enhanced safety measures and election integrity as misinformation persists.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt express confidence in their election systems despite false fraud claims.
Both states have increased security measures, including the use of drones and fencing, to protect ballots and election workers.
Officials highlight the rarity of voter fraud and emphasize the importance of safeguarding against misinformation, particularly from foreign actors.
Arizona and Pennsylvania, pivotal in the upcoming election, are implementing lessons learned from the 2020 election to improve communication and response to threats.
Polls show tight races in both states, with Trump leading slightly over Harris, underscoring the significance of these security efforts.