Election Security and Safety

Information for mayors and other city officials

As in 2020 and 2022, there is significant concern that the 2024 elections face a wide range of security threats, including foreign cyber interference, disinformation campaigns, political violence, threats of physical violence against election officials, voter intimidation, and protests. Several organizations have developed materials that may be helpful to mayors and other city officials, and we are posting them here. We will continue to update this resource as new information becomes available.

Resources

From United States Conference of Mayors

From ADL

From the Brennan Center for Justice

From the Center for Internet Security

From the COPS Office

From the Crime and Justice Institute

From the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency

From Everytown for Gun Safety

From Georgetown University Law Center’s Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection

  • Election Hub
    This page provides links to a wealth of materials prepared by ICAP.

From Giffords

From The National Intelligence Council

From the National Association of Secretaries of State

From Over Zero

From States United Democracy Center

From The U.S. Department of Justice

Workshop Summary Report Prepared by Brian Michael Jenkins

Questions?

Laura DeKoven WaxmanDirector of Public Safety