2020 Election Interference Could Be Worse Then 2016

The video discusses the potential for increased foreign interference in U.S. elections, highlighting the roles of Russia, Iran, and China. It examines the impact of such interference on public trust and election integrity, emphasizing the need for resilience and informed voter participation. The video also evaluates progress since 2016 and suggests strategies for countering misinformation and cyberattacks.

Which countries are mentioned as potentially interfering in the elections?

• Germany, France, and Italy

• Brazil, Argentina, and Chile

• Russia, Iran, and China

• India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh

What is the main goal of foreign actors like Russia and Iran in interfering with elections?

• To improve diplomatic relations

• To create chaos and discord

• To directly change the election results

• To support a specific candidate

Why is it difficult for foreign adversaries to directly affect election results?

• Because of strong international laws

• Due to the complexity of election systems

• Because of the lack of interest

• Due to the high cost involved

What role do elected officials play in undermining election confidence?

• They always support foreign adversaries

• They ignore foreign interference

• They sometimes cast doubt on election integrity

• They ensure election security

How do foreign actors continue to sow discord beyond election periods?

• By creating new societal issues

• By improving international relations

• By reducing media coverage

• By amplifying existing societal divisions

What is a recommended approach for voters to deal with misinformation?

• Be skeptical and verify facts

• Trust all information from social media

• Rely solely on government announcements

• Ignore all election-related news

What is suggested as the best defense against cyber interference?

• Complete isolation from the internet

• Relying on foreign assistance

• A strong offense

• Increased social media usage