The dissolution of CISA's crucial Elections Infrastructure Information Sharing and Analysis Center (EI-ISAC) has left a critical gap in election cybersecurity resources for state and local offices. With county election offices across the country facing a $45 million shortfall and lacking access to 24/7 threat monitoring and federal intelligence sharing, the integrity of our elections is at risk. Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes has proposed a solution - forming an independent organization called VOTE-ISAC to fill this void and safeguard elections. However, this endeavor requires collaboration across states to be successful. I urge you to join Arizona in supporting the creation of VOTE-ISAC, a non-profit committed to restoring confidence in our democratic processes through robust cybersecurity measures. The stakes are too high to ignore the need for a coordinated, well-funded effort to protect our election infrastructure from modern cyberthreats. Please take action to bolster election security by contributing to this crucial initiative.
First sent on March 13 by Coleman
