Title: PolitiFact | Fact-checking the integrity of the vote in 2016
Headings: Fact-checking the integrity of the vote in 2016
Fact-checking the integrity of the vote in 2016
Voting wasn’t rigged
Tough to hack the vote
Russia, fake news and a mistrustful electorate

Content: That’s seen as the best way to ensure an accurate tally. A 2012 assessment found that three-quarters of the states follow that practice. That study looked at five measures of state election readiness and provided overall ratings. Only three states, Mississippi, Delaware and Louisiana, were rated "inadequate." Thad Hall has co-authored some of the leading books and reports on election systems. Hall said that the 2000 election led to significant improvements. Many states now link their voter rolls to their driver’s license database and have invested in more training for election workers. "Elections have become much more professional," Hall said. " There might be mistakes, but pulling off large-scale fraud would be a lot harder today." Russia, fake news and a mistrustful electorate
The traditional concern about the integrity of the vote centers on the actual act of voting.