After audits revealed vulnerabilities in the mobile-voting app, a backer of several of its pilots admitted Voatz "needs to address some of the concerns."

The audit, which was authorized by Voatz itself, upheld findings of a February report by MIT that the company has tried to dispute.

Legislation that would order election officials to study the feasibility of mobile voting statewide has already passed the state House, and is making its way through the…

Researchers claimed they found flaws that allowed them to alter ballots or compromise voters' anonymity, but Voatz said their findings were based on an outdated version of…

The company, Voatz, said Sen. Ron Wyden's letter asking his home state to reconsider the use of its mobile-voting app "increases the fear of technology."

Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., wants the Defense Department to look under the hood of Voatz, which he says has not been transparent about how its technology works.

West Virginia officials reportedly said IP addresses linked to the University of Michigan attempted to access the Voatz app in 2018.

The FBI is investigating an "attempted intrusion by an outside party" to access the Voatz mobile app the state used in 2018.

Officials said the participation rate in an August election by overseas voters who used a mobile app was far higher than in-county residents who voted by mail.

New research credits the Voatz app with slightly boosting ballots cast by overseas voters, but other reports raise questions about the reliability of online voting.