WASHINGTON _ Security gaps similar to, but much less porous than, those in Georgia's voter registration system have been identified in Washington state, potentially providing bad actors ways to foul citizens' eligibility to cast ballots in last week's elections, cyber experts say.
And states such as North Carolina, which make their voter registration data widely available, could enable someone to change voters' data by mail, they said.
Officials in both Washington and North Carolina expressed confidence they would spot any widespread tampering with voter registration records.
