A group of 49 organizations and individuals — including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Center for Democracy & Technology, and security expert Bruce Schneier — signed an open letter on election security, issued on Nov. 16. In it, they applaud the progress made in securing elections, note the areas still to be addressed, and decry the politicization of election security to attempt to sway the electorate.

The open letter states, in part, "Obviously elections themselves are partisan. But the machinery of them should not be." In particular, the letter takes note of the CISA statement confirming the election's security and multiple reports, such as those reported by Dark Reading, that Chris Krebs, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's head, expected to be fired by the White House because he has not supported "stolen election" statements. In response, the letter states, "We urge the White House to reverse course and support election security and the processes and people necessary to safeguard our vote."

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