Trump cites potential hack of US elections in speech slammed for stoking voter fears

During a primetime speech, President Trump warned of the vulnerability of US election infrastructure to cyberattacks by foreign actors, citing declassified documents without providing concrete evidence of such interference. Critics, including Democrats and election integrity advocates, condemned his remarks for potentially stoking unnecessary voter fears. This comes amid broader concerns about foreign interference in elections, raising questions about the administration’s transparency and the impact on public confidence in the electoral process. The speech highlights ongoing political tensions and debates surrounding election security and integrity.