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— Catherine Herridge (@C__Herridge) August 27, 2026
• 2024 Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) report on foreign technology: https://t.co/dr5KizTBR2
• 2024 ODNI report on foreign election threats:https://t.co/LP1tmNyCC2
• 2020 Election Security – Perspectives from Voting System…
- Letter
@SecMullinDHS
Summarizes Classified Records
- "Voting machines with components manufactured by foreign adversaries introduce significant security risks"- "need for strong mitigation strategies, particularly considering the known weaknesses in the election infrastructure supply chain"
- To receive full DHS grants, states must conduct "post-election manual counts of paper ballots" in addition to other election infrastructure measures
INTEL ASSESSMENTS: 'China remains the most active and persistent cyber threat to U.S. Government,
private-sector, and critical infrastructure networks.'- National Intelligence Council Memo October 2024
“We assess that some U.S. adversaries—at a minimum China, Iran, and Russia…have the technical capability to
access some U.S. election-related networks and systems.”Admin official: No intel China has successfully manipulated an American vote count,
@WhiteHouse
Transparency Task Force
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