Colorado’s Secretary of State, Jena Griswold, has come under fire after revealing a serious security breach involving the exposure of voting equipment passwords online for four months. The passwords, accessible to the public, were posted on a state website, raising concerns about the integrity of the upcoming election. While the passwords have since been removed, the incident has sparked criticism from both Republican and Libertarian parties, who are calling for a thorough investigation.
Ranked choice voting (RCV) has sparked debate in recent elections, with proponents claiming it leads to a more representative electoral process and encourages voter engagement, while critics argue it favors extreme candidates and disrupts the party system. The practice has been implemented in some states, including Alaska and Maine, and is being considered in others. Despite its recent prevalence, RCV remains a controversial topic, with supporters and opponents alike presenting strong arguments for and against its use.
