Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News, VA, October 22, 2026 —

Virginia state elections commissioner Steve Koski said the state is prepared for the upcoming November 3 midterm elections and can withstand potential interference, including from President Trump or his allies. The statement comes amid concerns about election integrity and allegations of voter fraud, according to the information provided.

Koski addressed the concerns and described security measures, procedures for handling federal involvement, and audit processes intended to support the accuracy and security of election results. Specific details about those measures and procedures were not provided, so their scope and operation cannot be described further.

The information also does not specify what forms of potential interference were discussed, what procedures would apply if federal involvement occurred, or how the audits would be conducted. No supporting documents, independent assessments, or additional comments from other officials were included in the summary.

The year of the November 3 election was not provided. The information does not identify the particular voter fraud allegations Koski addressed or provide details about any incidents. It also does not state whether the commissioner named specific election offices, systems, or safeguards.

Koski’s assurance is the central statement reported: Virginia is prepared for the election and able to withstand potential interference. Further specifics about the state’s preparations and audit processes were not included in the available information.


Story summarized from the original created by Craig Belcher on wydaily.com, see more information here.

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