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A top-secret government report reveals serious security flaws in voting machines — including outdated software and internet connectivity — that could be exploited, though no actual election tampering has been proven. The White House has held onto the findings for months, citing fears of eroding public trust, especially among Republicans. The report’s lead investigator, Tulsi Gabbard, has stepped down, leaving interim director Bill Pulte to decide next steps. While some vulnerabilities aren’t new, concerns are mounting ahead of the midterms, as Democrats and experts warn of potential interference. A separate contractor study of Puerto Rican machines also found no hacking evidence — but neither report has been authorized for public release.

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