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

During a recent speech, President Trump highlighted the vulnerability of the nation’s election infrastructure to cyberattacks by foreign entities, citing declassified documents but failing to provide concrete evidence of such interference affecting any election outcome. Critics, including Democrats and election advocates, argue that his comments are an attempt to sow unnecessary fear among voters. This issue underscores the ongoing debate about election security and the need for transparent, fact-based discussions to ensure public trust in the electoral process.