Jocelyn Benson 'optimistic' about election processes going into midterms
The secretary of state said the office is working closely with both law enforcement and county clerks to ensure the 2022 Midterm election runs smoothly. She said voters can expect misinformation to disseminate after polls closed and that staff at the office will be fact checking any rumors.
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