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Trump Addresses Voter System Integrity, Cites No New Evidence
July 26, 2026
Why it matters locally: While no new evidence of voter fraud was presented, discussions about national voting system integrity can be of interest to Connecticut voters and election officials, including those within the Connecticut State Elections Enforcement Commission.
President Trump addressed the nation from the East Room of the White House. He characterized the country's voting systems as susceptible to being "rigged and stolen." During his remarks, Trump did not present new evidence of specific fraudulent votes cast in any election.
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