A group of state GIS officials and other researchers are working to correct flaws in precinct maps that could potentially throw the results of elections.

With 36 states electing governors, there could be major upheaval ahead for chief information officers and the strategic plans they oversee.

The state's overseas voters started casting ballots using a mobile app that runs on the decentralized ledger last Friday.

A review of the June 5 mishap concludes it did not happen because of a "printing error," as officials said originally.

Federal, state and local officials said they are forging closer partnerships that will protect elections against cyberattacks, as lawmakers found distractions in Trump tweets, Google rankings and other miscellany.

Illinois says it is "likely" the state where the personal information of half a million voters was stolen, as described in the latest indictment from special counsel Robert Mueller.

The document calls for .4 billion in more assistance to states for election security, with an emphasis on paper-based ballot machines.

Affected voters will have to cast provisional ballots due to the error, which was disclosed just as the state heads to the polls for Tuesday's primary elections.

Sponsors say they're disappointed the Secure Elections Act was not included in the National Defense Authorization Act passed by the U.S. Senate this week.