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In speech to nation, Trump declassifies intelligence claiming Chinese interference in 2020 elections

US President Donald Trump declassified intelligence he said showed Chinese interference in US elections, reviving claims about election security despite intelligence findings that Beijing did not alter the 2020 vote he lost. The move reinforces Trump's push to make election integrity a central issue ahead of November's congressional midterm elections.

France 24

Trump Alleges Chinese Influence, Declassifies Election Files: 'Shocking Vulnerabilities in our Election Infrastructure'

On Thursday night, President Donald Trump gave an impromptu primetime address in which he primarily discussed alleged election interference in 2020 and launched a dedicated website.

Benzinga

Trump claims ‘deep state plot’ covered up efforts by China to ‘undermine’ the 2020 election that he lost

In a bid to pressure Congress for passage of the restrictive SAVE America voter ID bill ahead of this year’s crucial midterm elections, Trump told the nation he had 'declassified' documents showing China tried to sway the election he lost

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Congress must pass 'Voter ID Save America Act': Trump in his address to United States - top quotes

US President Donald Trump on Thursday raised doubts about the results of past elections, announcing the release of previously classified documents related to the 2020 and 2018 elections.

The Times of India

Trump accuses China of 2020 voting interference, contradicting US intelligence findings

President Donald Trump stated China compromised election data during the 2020 cycle. This alleged breach reportedly secured 220 million United States voter files. The White House described this data loss as an election security nightmare. This incident is believed to be the largest compromise of election data historically.

The Economic Times

Trump to allege Chinese meddling in US elections during primetime speech: Report

US President Donald Trump is expected to allege previously unreported Chinese interference in US elections during a primetime address on Thursday, including claims that Beijing compromised US voter data and that the CIA was aware of the activity but did not inform him during his first term, according to a…

The Times of India

Texas Democrats ask for investigation into Ken Paxton voter registration

The complaint comes after The Texas Tribune and ProPublica found the Texas attorney general repeatedly voted while registered at an address where he appears to no longer live.

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Are Your Retirement Savings Enough? 46% of Americans Aren't So Sure, BlackRock Finds

BlackRock found 46% of US voters lack confidence in retirement savings, while one-third have no personal retirement funds.

International Business Times UK

SC seeks ECI's response on MDMK's plea against SIR in Tamil Nadu

The Supreme Court is reviewing a plea against Tamil Nadu's electoral roll revision. Several political parties have also approached the apex court challenging this exercise. The Special Intensive Revision aims to update voter lists across several states. This process could potentially disenfranchise voters without due process. The final voter list…

The Economic Times

Trump weighs releasing classified China intelligence on 2020 U.S. election

The White House is considering releasing intelligence regarding China's election interference capabilities. This sensitive information was collected and analyzed during Trump's first term in office. Some officials worry the intelligence might be misleading and could suggest Chinese influence on past votes. Trump may disclose this information in a speech expected…

The Economic Times

Did Elon Musk Really Break the Law With $1M Voter Giveaways? Wisconsin DA Now Weighs Criminal Charges

Elon Musk faces potential bribery charges in Wisconsin after allegedly offering $1M voter cheques during a court race. Discover the legal stakes and election details.

International Business Times UK

Elon Musk Faces Possible Election Bribery Charges in Wisconsin Over $1 Million Voter Giveaway

Billionaire Elon Musk may be charged with violating Wisconsin’s election bribery law, according to the state’s Elections Commission.

Benzinga

Asaduddin Owaisi urges voters to submit SIR forms by July 20, claims link to citizenship

Asaduddin Owaisi urged voters to submit SIR enumeration forms early. He stated the process is linked to citizenship and offered app assistance. Owaisi challenged radicalisation narratives, citing targeted violence as true extremism. He also questioned mosque destruction as a form of radicalisation. Special prayers for rain are scheduled for July…

The Economic Times

Ex-CEC Quraishi bats for making right to vote a fundamental right

Former CEC S Y Quraishi advocates for the right to vote as a fundamental right. He questions why the right not to vote is constitutional but voting is not. Congress MP Jairam Ramesh also supports elevating voting rights to a fundamental status. This move aims to protect against voter suppression…

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Trump Approval Rating Plummets to Near Record Lows as Furious Voters Revolt Over Endless Iran War

A national poll reveals widespread public dissatisfaction with Trump's leadership, highlighting concerns over domestic and foreign policies as midterm elections loom.

International Business Times UK

Elon Musk's $1m Wisconsin Voter Giveaway Could Now Become A Criminal Case

Elon Musk may face criminal charges in Wisconsin for allegedly violating election laws by distributing £785,000 to voters. The case has been referred to the district attorney for potential prosecution.

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Louisiana enacts 20 election bills during 2026 session, including new congressional maps and voter ID changes

The Louisiana Legislature adjourned its regular session on June 1 after passing 20 election-related bills, one resolution, and one proposed constitutional amendment. Gov. Jeff Landry (R) signed all 20 bills in May and June.

Roll Call

Johnson appeases holdouts and unfreezes House floor

Speaker Mike Johnson narrowly freed the floor from another standstill Tuesday — but it’s not clear how long the good feeling will last. The House adopted a rule for floor debate in a 215-211 vote after GOP leaders won over key holdouts by promising a markup of border security legislation…

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Salon

Trump’s slow dismantling of elections

The administration has shifted from a shock-and-awe strategy to a patient, grinding war on American democracy

The National (Scotland)

Reform voters report journalist to police for posting about Nigel Farage

REFORM supporters have been encouraging one another to report a journalist to the police for what they perceive as too many posts about Nigel Farage.

The Texas Tribune

“Who do I vote for?”: Cornyn voters weigh Paxton, Talarico or sitting out in November

The Tribune spoke with nine people who voted for the senior senator in the primary, offering a window into how that key voting bloc is thinking about the general election.

Newslaundry

India is nowhere near ready for a nationwide SIR. A passport scare showed me why

Are you a citizen of India? And can you prove it?

Roll Call

This week: Graham’s death, McConnell’s recovery add to drama

Independence Day recess ended Sunday with two explosive developments within the Senate GOP: the death of Budget Chairman Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., who died Saturday night, and a much-awaited health update from former Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky. The latter issued a statement Sunday evening confirming that, contrary to rumors…

The Economic Times

New voters have to also submit parents' SIR details for inclusion in electoral rolls

New voter applicants must now submit parents' Special Intensive Revision details. The Election Commission mandates this requirement for Form 6 inclusion. Officials defended the Special Intensive Revision process as transparent and constitutional. They stated the revision aims to include eligible citizens and remove duplicates.

Salon

Cruz warns Talarico has "real chance"

The Republican senator said Talarico is “charming” enough to win voters “who may not be paying close attention"

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