Sentence examples for vulnerable voting from inspiring English sources

States should rapidly replace outdated and vulnerable voting systems.

In the U.S., they have presented as security issues for critical infrastructure, such as industrial sites, and cast doubt on the integrity of crucial information technology systems used for elections –including many vulnerable voting machines themselves that are employed and managed at the state level.

A quarter of all registered voters in the U.S. live in areas that use vulnerable voting machines, according to Reuters.

He cited Apples' microphones which can be activated remotely, the US government's vulnerable voting system and the video cameras in every New York Taxi that send images to the "Thug Department" as being particularly egregious examples.

Election officials hate to admit how vulnerable their voting systems are to errors and vote theft.

Before the 2016 vote, just one state — Pennsylvania — had undergone a risk-and-vulnerability assessment by the Department of Homeland Security to gauge how vulnerable its voting systems were to attack.

But Democratic leaders realized that they were at risk of losing the votes of a contingent of more moderate Democrats who did not want to be left vulnerable for voting against a resolution to stop Al Qaeda, officials said.

Their fight for public perception could itself determine how some politically vulnerable Democrats vote.

Also, many of the most vulnerable Democrats voted against the measure.

Several studies have found that it is vulnerable to vote theft and to inadvertent errors that can alter the outcome of an election.

Police across the UK have been asked to investigate more than 50 allegations of electoral fraud related to Thursday's elections in areas previously identified as vulnerable to vote-rigging, new figures show.