(John Locher/AP)THE KEYElection experts are warning about more tech and security red flags as Nevada Democrats race to develop a new game plan for their second-in-the-nation caucuses on Feb. 22. Nevada Democrats didn’t respond to questions I sent asking how long those tools would be connected to the Internet and what security testing is planned. The company also failed to disclose that access to customers or to intelligence services in nations where it operates, officials told Bojan. Yang, a tech entrepreneur, was the only candidate to endorse mobile voting, an idea largely panned by election security experts. Bennet was a co-sponsor of Democrats' major election security bills and had urged House and Senate appropriations committees to increase funding for election security grants and the Election Assistance Commission.

Source: Washington Post February 12, 2020 12:32 UTC