Truth, Trust & the Ballot Box: Understanding Election Security Presentation
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Overview of Minnesota election security strategy
Distinction between election security and election integrity
History of election threats since 2016
Development of hybrid and physical threats
All-hazards preparedness approach for local jurisdictions
Role of inter-jurisdictional collaboration and communication
Training and tabletop exercises for election officials
Managing bomb threats and suspicious mail at election facilities
Cybersecurity risks for county infrastructure
Notable Quotes (2)
When we talk about election security it is security with a capital S and not all the other stuff.
Scope of election securityClarifying the focus of his office.
If you share it, the other 86 get a head start in how to respond and react.
CollaborationDiscussing the value of the statewide collaborative platform.
People (5)
Chris OlsenPresident
League of Women Voters Roseville area representative hosting the event.
Bill EbladElection Security Official
Represents the Minnesota Secretary of State’s office, focusing on statewide security coordination.
David TripletElection Official
Representative from Ramsey County Elections.
Robin JohnsonHead Election Judge
Veteran election worker providing local perspective.
Steve SimonSecretary of State
Leader of the Secretary of State's office guiding election security strategy.
Places Mentioned
Ramsey CountyNew BrightonSt. PaulWhite Bear LakeRosevilleCamp Ripley
Events & Meetings (1)
- Truth, Trust, and the Ballot Box (Date/Time unspecified in text, held at a library)