Connecticut Lawmaker Says US Voting Systems Are Safe But Warns Adversaries Still Hold Economic Leverage
Himes said voting systems remain secure while warning that adversaries could influence voters through other channels.

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Himes said voting systems remain secure while warning that adversaries could influence voters through other channels.

Rep. James Himes said U.S. intelligence agencies have detected no foreign interference with voting systems or vote counts, while warning that adversaries could influence voters through other means. He also discussed economic pressure tied to energy shipments and recent U.S.-China talks.
Connecticut representative who discussed election security, foreign influence, and U.S.-China talks.
President referenced in Himes's discussion of potential election claims and the political environment.
Iowa representative mentioned in Himes's hypothetical example of an election outcome Iran might seek to influence.
New York representative mentioned in Himes's hypothetical example of an election outcome Iran might seek to influence.
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