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

In a primetime address, President Trump warned of the vulnerability of the nation’s election infrastructure to foreign cyberattacks, declassifying documents without providing evidence of actual interference. Critics, including Democrats and election advocates, slammed the speech for stoking unnecessary voter fears and questioned the lack of concrete proof. This move underscores the ongoing political tensions surrounding election security, raising concerns about the potential manipulation of public perception and the integrity of future elections.