The U.S.' new election security lead has publicly disputed former President Donald Trump's claims of a fraudulent election.
Kim Wyman, 59, will serve as the election security lead for the's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, the agency responsible for safeguarding U.S. elections, the agency announced Tuesday.
"As I assume this new role, I remain committed to protecting the integrity of our elections and working closely with local and state elections officials nationwide to bolster this foundational pillar of our democracy," Wyman said in a statement. CISA director Jen Easterly said in a statement,"Free and fair elections are a cornerstone of our democracy; Kim and I share a common view that ensuring the security of our elections must be a non-partisan effort."
"If the president wants to rant and rave about how insecure vote by mail is or how our elections are going to be rigged, then I'm going to talk about the security measures that Washington state put in place," she told the AP in September 2020.FILE - Kim Wyman, Washington state's Secretary of State, poses for a photo on Sept. 15, 2020, in Olympia, Wash.
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