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Channels for sharing information about foreign threats between federal officials and U.S. election officials have weakened after the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s capabilities were scaled back, undermining trust and coordination ahead of the midterm elections. About a dozen election-security experts said the administration’s efforts to rebuild communication—including a new information-sharing platform—have not restored the momentum of earlier channels. Meanwhile, Russia continues to spread disinformation and AI-generated videos targeting Democratic candidates, while China is focusing on local candidates it considers anti-China, and authorities are monitoring the activities of Iranian entities. Experts warn that weak federal coordination, combined with state officials’ concerns about the possibility of domestic interference, is complicating preparations for these threats.
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