U.S. Regions Ramp Up Voting Machine Tests

Across the United States, multiple regions are conducting rigorous testing of their voting machines to ensure election integrity as the 2024 elections approach. In Minnesota, Secretary of State Steve Simon emphasized the transparency and reliability of their election systems through public accuracy tests, highlighting an increase in absentee ballots compared to 2016. In Texas, Dallas County faced a third round of testing due to Republican concerns about machine accuracy, despite previous issues being resolved. Meanwhile, in Alabama, Mobile County is preparing for equipment testing, including public sessions. North Carolina's Cumberland County reported smooth testing procedures and sufficient staffing for the upcoming elections. In Connecticut, Canton registrars are inviting the public to observe ballot counter testing amid a highly scrutinized electoral atmosphere.