For US adversaries, Election Day won't mean the end to efforts to influence Americans

WASHINGTON (AP) — Soon, the ballots will be cast, the polls will close and a campaign marked by assassination attempts, animosity and anxiety will come to an end. But for U.S. adversaries, the work to meddle with American democracy may be entering its most cr…

For US adversaries, Election Day won't mean the end to efforts to influence Americans

For US adversaries, Election Day won't mean the end to efforts to influence Americans

For US adversaries, Election Day won't mean the end to efforts to influence Americans

For US adversaries, Election Day won't mean the end to efforts to influence Americans
For US adversaries, Election Day won't mean the end to efforts to influence Americans
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