With voting underway in numerous states across the country, U.S. officials have stated that there are no specific or credible threats to Super Tuesday's elections. The Biden administration is actively collaborating with states to closely monitor both cyber and physical threats to the voting process.
There are three primary types of threats that officials are monitoring on Super Tuesday. The first concern revolves around cybersecurity threats, particularly technical attacks on critical infrastructure. Fortunately, the intelligence community and cybersecurity experts have not detected any Russian or Chinese activity that could disrupt the voting process.
