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European elections suggest US shouldn't be complacent in 2020

  • Written by Liisa Past, Next Generation Leader, McCain Institute for International Leadership, Arizona State University
European elections suggest US shouldn't be complacent in 2020The 2019 European Parliament elections were well defended against outside interference.AP Photo/Olivier Matthys

In many ways, the European Parliament elections in late May were calmer than expected. The more extreme political players, while gaining strength, did not do as well as many predicted. Cyber aggression and disinformation operations seem...

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