As the next presidential election approaches, frustrations are mounting over the challenges faced by federal agencies in combating the spread of election disinformation by Americans. Cybersecurity officials, including CISA Director Jen Easterly, emphasize that while the election infrastructure is unprecedentedly secure, the threat landscape is complex, with ongoing foreign interference still a concern. Election officials are ramping up security measures to protect polling places and ensure voter confidence, amid warnings of potential violence and cyberattacks. The CISA has launched various initiatives, including an Election Threat Hub, to support local officials in fortifying election cybersecurity. As officials prepare for the upcoming election, the focus remains on safeguarding democracy from both misinformation and malicious cyber threats.