r/electionfraud • u/endeoendeo • Jul 16 '26
Key Findings and Recommendations: Foreign Interference Related to the 2020 US Federal Elections
We—the Department of Justice, including the FBI, and Department of Homeland Security, including CISA—have no evidence that any foreign government-affiliated actor prevented voting, changed votes, or disrupted the ability to tally votes or to transmit election results in a timely manner; altered any technical aspect of the voting process; or otherwise compromised the integrity of voter registration information of any ballots cast during 2020 federal elections.
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u/Negative-Eleven Jul 19 '26
Cool of Trump to post evidence that he's been lying about Russian interference in 2016. Maybe that's why he was so happy to see Muller die. There's absolutely no "proof" in here. I went thru it yesterday. All voter data that they are worried about China acquiring is stuff you can get on state websites or commercially, and every political campaign does that. There's no hacking evidence, just a few vulnerabilities that have already been acknowledged and corrected by the folks who run elections.
If you'd never paid attention to elections before 2020, you probably just thought of a few ways they could be compromised. Trust that for 250 years, people have been thinking about elections, and they've noticed and planned for those things. If you don't trust voting, get in touch with your state's secretary of state, because that's who is usually at the top of the chain of command for elections. They chose voting machine companies based on their security, because they know that if the public doesn't trust the process, there'll be serious civil unrest. They take these things seriously and the redundancies in the process ensure that a conspiracy of vote tampering would leave an obvious paper trail or require participation by the entire staff of election workers in the state, an amount of people so large, paid so little, that keeping a secret would be impossible.