Fox’s Peter Doocy on Joe Biden: ‘I Will Miss Him’

Shapiro said in the original press release that the task force, which is comprised of several federal and state agencies and offices, would “share information and coordinate plans to mitigate threats to the election process, protect voters from intimidation and provide voters with accurate, trusted election information” and “establish clear, strategic communication and information sharing among public agencies and officials to identify and mitigate threats to the election process.” The Democratic governor also highlighted a web page that would “fact-check” claims about the state’s election processes in the release.

In June, the Supreme Court overturned a lower court’s injunction that had barred multiple government agencies, including CISA, from requesting social media companies to censor posts on contentious issues such as the COVID-19 response and election integrity.