> How would you feel about it if you reported a 0day to Microsoft, and they said "Listen, there's no evidence of this being exploited in the wild, we're not goi

> How would you feel about it if you reported a 0day to Microsoft, and they said "Listen, there's no evidence of this being exploited in the wild, we're not going to patch it" But in-person voter ID fraud is not a 0day. The electoral system is not vulnerable to it. There is nothing to patch. Meanwhile the made-up threat of ID fraud is used as a bad faith argument to justify actual attacks on the election system, taking place right now. The “what about id fraud” narrative is part of the attack. By amplifying it you are indirectly providing cover to the attackers, while offering nothing of value to the conversation about election security.