"When people in several North Carolina precincts showed up to vote last November, weird things started to happen with the electronic systems used to check them in. 'Voters were going in and being told that they had already voted — and they hadn't,' recalls Allison Riggs, an attorney with the Southern Coalition for Social Justice. The electronic systems — known as poll books — also indicated that some voters had to show identification, even though they did not. Investigators later discovered the company that provided those poll books had been the target of a Russian cyberattack."