Election officials renew push for more financial assistance

Governors and legislators seeking to expand broadband infrastructure must find a balance between flexibility and utility, researchers said.

The 2022 StateScoop 50 Awards nominations are now open! Nominate the top leaders and projects now from across the state government tech community.

Montana selected the analytics firm Lightbox to develop a statewide broadband coverage map, not content with a shortage of federal data.

IT leaders from the State of Tennessee, Red Hat and KPMG discuss modernization initiatives to create agile environments to better serve citizen services.

Acting Pittsburgh CIO Heidi Norman would lead technology efforts in a city now focused on improving connectivity and access to data.

Chicago CDO shares how the city provides leaders and community groups with real-time data needed for better economic, health and safety decision-making.

Phil Wittmer, formerly the chief information technology officer of Kansas, is Virginia's new chief information officer.

Clay Garner, formerly San Jose's deputy innovation chief, said he plans to tap into nearby Silicon Valley to address pressing city issues.

Cybersecurity remains a top concern for state CIOs, but digital transformation remains key in meeting citizen needs.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced a deal with Salesforce to build a new voter registration system to replace a nine-year-old platform.

Jen Easterly urged mayors to pursue more cyber hygiene and modernization — and offered an update on the new cybersecurity grant program.

Officials in North Dakota, which organized the initiative, said they expect to have an announcement about the unique organization this year.

Adams said he'll use Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, to convert his first paycheck into bitcoin and ethereum.