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The article discusses President Trump’s recent primetime speech claiming that the U.S. election system is broken and vulnerable to fraud, despite a lack of evidence supporting widespread misconduct. It emphasizes that his statements aim to sow doubt in voters’ confidence and create a pretext for potential attempts to undermine election results through legal challenges or constitutional crises. Experts affirm that U.S. elections remain secure and encourage voters to participate and demand evidence-based outcomes to protect democracy.
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