The “District Insiders” podcast hosted elections expert Nathan Taylor to address growing concerns about the fairness of recent U.S. elections and threats to midterms

Washington, DC — Nathan Taylor, a cybersecurity professional with the non-partisan, non-profit Election Truth Alliance (ETA), shared on the most recent edition of the District Insiders podcast his analysis of recent and forthcoming U.S. elections security issues.

District Insider hosts Andrew Kreig and Wayne Madsen, reporters who have covered election rigging scandals for more than a decade, explored with Taylor, right, what the public most needs to understand about recent allegations about illegal or suspected election manipulation in U.S. elections.

Taylor’s concern is that top state elections officials from across the United States often avoid reviewing evidence of suspicious vote tabulation results illustrating irregularities. A further problem, he adds, is that private contractors often obtain contracts from officials due to questionable relationships and potential lobbying and bribes, and these companies often obscure their ownership and top management. which hinders oversight of who owns the systems that count the public’s votes.

Even so, the ETA has documented significant problems with election security. Taylor points to the ETA’s recent litigation in Pennsylvania as an illustration of procedural gaps identified in a key 2024 swing state.

With the stakes rarely higher than this year’s U.S. elections, Taylor invited support via ETA’s website to join ETA’s all-volunteer efforts that include research, events and other outreach to protect local communities and democracy.

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