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ommittee on Intelligence warned foreign adversaries Thursday not to meddle in next month's elections while urging Americans to stay vigilant." Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL), acting Chairman, and Mark Warner (D-VA), Vice Chairman, "were responding to the government disdosing attempts by Iran and Russia to interfe

orts that DNI Ratcliffe had "said Iranian actors had sent 'spoofed' emails to intimidate voters, 'incite social unrest and damage President Trump.'" Rubio and Warner "urged Americans and the media 'to be skeptical of sensationalist, last-minute claims about election infrastructure' and made a bipartis

ree states targeted by Iran - Florida, Alaska, and Arizona - "say their voter databases have not been compromised." The Miami Herald (10/22, Gross, Ceballos) reports that after the FBI accused Iran of ending the emails, they "appeared to have come to a halt." However, "two Florida members of Congress are

ps://vvww.axios.com/fbi-russia-iran-voter-registration-information-f9ba3ba8-bf0b-4694-bcab- 35493aba27a5.html> (10/21, Knutson, 521K), among others. Rubio, Warner Stress Elections Are Secure. CBS News <https://www.cbsnews.coin/news/justice-department- press-conference-on-election-security-watch-live-str

lection-security-watch-live-stream-2020-10-21/> (10/21, Watson, Hymes, Quinn, 3.68M) reports that shortly before the announcement, Acting SSCI Chair Marco Rubio and Vice Chair Mark Warner "emphasized that U.S. elections are secure." They said in a joint statement, "As we enter the last weeks before the elec

on/federal-law-enforcement- says-iran-may-be-behind-spoofed-emails-sent-to-florida-voters/article_edbf6083-a73e-5727-bd76- 5072a258a8a0.html> (10/21, Ceballos, 1.09M) reports that the FBI "was investigating the emails Wednesday. Ratcliffe said the intelligence community caught the activity `immediately.'"

mmittee on Intelligence warned foreign adversaries Thursday not to meddle in next month's elections while urging Americans to stay vigilant." Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL), acting Chairman, and Mark Warner (D-VA), Vice Chairman, "were responding to the government disclosing attempts by Iran and Russia to interfe

ports that DNI Ratcliffe had "said Iranian actors had sent `spoofed' emails to intimidate voters, `incite social unrest and damage President Trump.' Rubio and Warner "urged Americans and the media `to be skeptical of sensationalist, last-minute claims about election infrastructure' and made a bipartis

kmailed-threats-in-florida-dry-up-as-congressional-delegation- asks-for-fbi-briefinWarticle_04bd6033-2669-57fl-b227-dc62a104e3c3.html> (10/22, Gross, Ceballos) reports that after the FBI accused Iran of ending the emails, they "appeared to have come to a halt." However, "two Florida members of Congress ar

, Quinn, 1.39M), the Daily Caller (10/21, Hagstrom, 716K), The Verge (10/21, Peters, Kelly, 2.05M), and Axios (10/21, Knutson, 521K), among others. Rubio, Warner Stress Elections Are Secure. CBS News (10/21, Watson, Hymes, Quinn, 3.68M) reports that shortly before the announcement, Acting SSCI Chair M

o, Warner Stress Elections Are Secure. CBS News (10/21, Watson, Hymes, Quinn, 3.68M) reports that shortly before the announcement, Acting SSCI Chair Marco Rubio and Vice Chair Mark Warner "emphasized that U.S. elections are secure." They said in a joint statement, "As we enter the last weeks before the elec

ristopher Krebs added, "These emails are meant to intimidate and undermine American voters' confidence in our elections." The Miami Herald (10/21, Ceballos, 1.09M) reports that the FBI "was investigating the emails Wednesday. Ratcliffe said the intelligence community caught the activity `immediately."

ommittee on Intelligence warned foreign adversaries Thursday not to meddle in next month's elections while urging Americans to stay vigilant." Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL), acting Chairman, and Mark Warner (D-VA), Vice Chairman, "were responding to the government disclosing attempts by Iran and Russia to interf

ports that DNI Ratcliffe had "said Iranian actors had sent `spoofed' emails to intimidate voters, `incite social unrest and damage President Trump." Rubio and Warner "urged Americans and the media 'to be skeptical of sensationalist, last-minute claims about election infrastructure' and made a bipartis

ree states targeted by Iran - Florida, Alaska, and Arizona - "say their voter databases have not been compromised." The Miami Herald (10/22, Gross, Ceballos) reports that after the FBI accused Iran of ending the emails, they "appeared to have come to a halt." However, "two Florida members of Congress ar