The 2020 elections ran well and were largely free from foreign interference, U.S. officials say.
That doesn’t mean the story is over.
Improving elections practices is a “race without a finish line,” as Pennsylvania’s secretary of state told NPR in 2019, and big questions remain about what’s to become of the fast maturing but still partly formed discipline of election security.
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