Since the 2020 election, concerns centering on our elections have been at the forefront of national discourse. These concerns, fueled by baseless claims of voter fraud and anti-voter conspiracy theories have led to a variety of false narratives and situations we’ve found ourselves within, including the infamous fake elector scheme, the debunked "2000 Mules" film and numerous legal battles involving those who seek to alter the course of democracy.

The echo of disinformation about our elections continues to reverberate, and it remains crucial for voters and officials alike to address the very real and present issue of protecting our elections.

Despite it all, one thing is clear: The systems that protect our elections are working. One way we can affirm this stance is through the efforts of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.

This agency within the Department of Homeland Security has played a pivotal role in securing America’s elections, from........

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