Tuesday is Primary Day in Virginia. Voters will be selecting candidates for November’s Congressional midterms.
And as Mallory Noe-Payne reports, officials have been prepping to make sure voting systems are secured against cyber attacks.
Virginia Battens Down the Hatches Against Election Threats
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