Primary Day has come and gone. Now attention shifts to the general election in November.

Across the country, election offices are already doing what they do best — learning from the primaries, adjusting where needed and beginning the countdown to one of the most complex and scrutinized operations in government.

Coordinating people, systems, vendors and logistics to deliver a secure and reliable voting experience is no small task. And yet, once the primary passes, it’s easy to mentally “set it aside” until the fall.

But focusing only on Election Day misses a much larger reality. Election risk does not begin and end on Election Day. It begins now.

Click here to read the full opinion piece written by Chetrice Romero published in The Indiana Lawyer. Login may be required.