Election Officials Face Weakened Federal Threat-Sharing Before MidtermsFederal Cuts Leave Election Officials With Less Protection From Foreign ThreatsForeign Election Threats Persist as Federal Officials Rebuild Coordination
With the midterms days away, election officials say federal cuts and diminished trust have weakened communication about foreign threats to U.S. elections.Days before the midterms, election officials say cuts and distrust have weakened federal coordination against foreign efforts to influence voters.As the midterms approach, intelligence officials are tracking foreign influence efforts, while CISA says it has reopened an information-sharing channel for government partners.