Election Integrity

The following listing includes all Foreign Influence Election 2020 posts and data related to the defense of the 2020 election process:

2019

• To Hack or Not To Hack?: Russia’s Decision for Election 2020 – Clint Watts – December 30, 2019

2020

• Kremlin-Sponsored Media Outlets on Russia’s 2016 Election Interference – Anna Jantzen – January 28, 2020
• Russian State-Sponsored Media on the Iowa Caucuses – Rachel Chernaskey – February 5, 2020
• Disinformation 2.0: Drawing Lessons from Britain’s 2019 General Election – Will Marshall – February 13, 2020
• Sanders or Trump?: Who Does Russia Want to be President? – Clint Watts – February 23, 2020
• Russia’s Narratives about U.S. Election Integrity in 2020 – Samantha Lai – May 25, 2020
• Iran’s Narratives about U.S. Election Integrity in 2020 – Samantha Lai – June 19
• China’s Narratives about U.S. Election Integrity in 2020 – Rachel Chernaskey – July 3
• Mail-in Ballots, Kremlin Media and the Threat to Election Integrity in 2020 – Rachel Chernaskey – July 9
• Election 2020: Russia Cares, China Doesn’t – Clint Watts – July 15
• China’s Election Coverage Has Increased—But It Still Doesn’t Match Russia’s – Rachel Chernaskey – September 22, 2020
• Foreign Influence and the 2020 Election: What We’ve Seen and What’s to Come – Rachel Chernaskey – November 2, 2020
• Foreign State-Sponsored Narratives on Mail-in Voting and Social Media Reach – Mathilde Venet – November 2, 2020
• Russia’s Use of Domestic Disinformation Isn’t Stopping Post-Election Day – Rachel Chernaskey – November 15, 2020
• Foreign Interference in Elections 2022 and 2024: What Should We Prepare For? – Clint Watts and Rachel Chernaskey – March 15, 2021