As we get closer to the 2020 Election, there are some fears this year’s voting process might not be secure. A lot of that has been fueled by President Trump, who has called on his supporters to “watch” polling places. But in most places, you can’t just show up at a voting site and say you want to watch; you have to be certified. An official poll watcher explains how it works and why the president’s message could lead to chaos.
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