Threats to the U.S. Election | Media Briefing
The upcoming presidential election – during a pandemic, dotted by attempts at interference by foreign entities – presents the United States with a significant test of its collective will and mettle. Those tests will come in many forms, but there are also reliable structures in place to make sure the election will be smooth and trustworthy, Judith Kelley and national security expert Sue Gordon said during a September 29, 2020 briefing for journalists 🔗 http://duke.is/vwnpHC
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Susan Gordon is a former U.S. principal deputy director of national intelligence. She now teaches courses at Duke University on political science and public policy, including national security and leadership in the public sphere.
Judith Kelley is dean of the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke, where she is also a senior fellow with the Kenan Institute for Ethics. Her areas of research include human rights, democracy, and international election observation.
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