In recent months, the Trump administration has sought to change election processes as the midterm elections approach. This movement has sparked a debate over election security, leading to growing tensions between the White House and election officials.

President Trump has raised concerns about voter fraud, claiming it is widespread across the country. However, these claims are not supported by evidence, causing friction with administrators tasked with overseeing the election process.

Liz Landers, a PBS News Hour correspondent, recently spoke with Gabe Sterling from the Georgia Secretary of State’s office. They explored the impact of these claims and the steps being taken to ensure a secure election.

Before joining PBS News Hour, Liz Landers served as a national security correspondent at Scripps News, where she also focused on disinformation reporting.