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THIS IS NOT A DRILL. ⚠️ There are 319 critical-severity vulnerabilities in electronic voting systems—suppressed for 22 MONTHS while these machines stayed certified and ready to be used AGAIN in 2026. Election systems are officially classified as critical infrastructure. An attack on our election system is, by definition, an...

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