Election security: Why to care and what to do about it

This document promotes an election security handbook that frames elections as a multi-step "supply chain" with six distinct parts that can be compromised at different stages. It summarizes the need to consider registration, ballot distribution, information environments, vote casting, tallying, and post-election processes, and recommends practical actions—public and private education, adoption of security frameworks (such as NIST CSF), and pressure-testing/incident-response planning—to improve the resilience and integrity of elections. The content is advisory and informational rather than a technical incident report.