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The Secretary of State of Arkansas will examine the state’s election security protocols

Little Rock, Arkansas – A Secretarial Directive issued by Arkansas Secretary of State Cole Jester will initiate an examination of the state’s election security protocols.

The Secretary of State’s Office reports that Jester has instructed his Chief Legal Counsel to start a “top-to-bottom security review of the elections processes in this state.”

According to officials, the evaluation would evaluate the electoral procedures in Arkansas in terms of their advantages, disadvantages, and possible dangers.

“Elections are the single most critical responsibility we have in this office,” Jester stated. “The voice of the people is heard in safe and secure elections. We will keep building every single day because we have a solid legacy to work upon.”

In order to finish the study as thoroughly and promptly as feasible, Jester said his office will make use of every resource at its disposal.

 

 

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