30
November 2018
Past Event
The Past, Present and Future of Election Interference

The Past, Present and Future of Election Interference

Past Event
Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C. Headquarters
November 30, 2018
(Photo by Joe Amon/The Denver Post via Getty Images)
Caption
(Photo by Joe Amon/The Denver Post via Getty Images)
30
November 2018
Past Event

1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Suite 400
Washington, DC 20004

Speakers:
Anders Fogh Rasmussen

Co-Chairman, Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity

Michael Chertoff

Co-Chairman of the Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity

Allan Rock

President Emeritus and Professor of Law, University of Ottawa

kenneth-weinstein
Kenneth R. Weinstein

Japan Chair

On November 30, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion on election interference in NATO countries. Panelists included Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity Co-chairs Anders Fogh Rasmussen and Michael Chertoff, as well as former Canadian Ambassador to the United Nations Allan Rock. The discussion was moderated by Hudson President and CEO Ken Weinstein.

Election interference has increasingly become a concern in North America and Europe. Combatting cyberattacks, misinformation campaigns, and other strategies that seek to alter the outcome of elections is a top priority for many NATO countries, but more coordination and cooperation is still needed to ensure the security and preserve the legitimacy of these electoral systems.

Related Events
07
October 2025
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Understanding China’s Political and Institutional Foundations: A Conversation with Chenggang Xu
Featured Speakers:
Professor Chenggang Xu
Getty Images
07
October 2025
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Understanding China’s Political and Institutional Foundations: A Conversation with Chenggang Xu

Join Dr. Miles Yu, senior fellow and director of Hudson’s China Center, for a conversation with Professor Xu on why misunderstanding China’s political order may create critical strategic risks for the US amid intensifying geopolitical rivalry.

Getty Images
Featured Speakers:
Professor Chenggang Xu
08
October 2025
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Relearning Great Power Diplomacy: A Conversation with Wess Mitchell
Featured Speakers:
Wess Mitchell
A detail photo of “A Peace Conference at the Quai d'Orsay” by William Orpen. (Wikimedia Commons)
08
October 2025
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Relearning Great Power Diplomacy: A Conversation with Wess Mitchell

Join Hudson’s Peter Rough for a discussion with Wess Mitchell on the future of great power diplomacy.

A detail photo of “A Peace Conference at the Quai d'Orsay” by William Orpen. (Wikimedia Commons)
Featured Speakers:
Wess Mitchell
15
October 2025
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Vanguard of Manufacturing: Fortifying US National Security
Featured Speakers:
John Maslin
Austin Grey
Hon. Peter J. F. Meijer
Patrick Hunt
Julius Krein
Moderator:
Getty Images
15
October 2025
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Vanguard of Manufacturing: Fortifying US National Security

Join Hudson Institute for a conference on the future of America’s industrial base.

Getty Images
Featured Speakers:
John Maslin
Austin Grey
Hon. Peter J. F. Meijer
Patrick Hunt
Julius Krein
Moderator:
16
October 2025
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
CCP Committee Chairman John Moolenaar on the State of US-China Relations
Featured Speakers:
Congressman John Moolenaar
Getty Images
16
October 2025
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
CCP Committee Chairman John Moolenaar on the State of US-China Relations

Congressman John Moolenaar (R-MI), chairman of the House Select Committee on the CCP, will join Hudson Senior Fellow David Feith to discuss how Washington should approach the US-China relationship in an era of rising geopolitical competition.

Getty Images
Featured Speakers:
Congressman John Moolenaar