“Last year, Professor Halderman warned the House Appropriations Committee that“[a] small number of election technology vendors and support contractors program and operate election management systems used by many local governments.” 8/
“The largest of these services over 2,000 jurisdictions spread across thirty-four states.” 9/
“Thus, as explained by Halderman, bad actors “could target one or a few of these [private] companies and spread an attack to election equipment that serves millions of voters.” 10/
“In a piece for Scientific American, Halderman again warned that a single election-system vendor does pre-election programming for 2,000 jurisdictions in thirty-four states from an office building in the Midwest.” 11/
“If attackers can hack into that central facility and remotely infiltrate the company’s computers, they can spread malicious code to voting machines and change election results across much of the country.” 12/
13/ Some screenshots from my piece. 
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