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President Donald Trump has announced a sweeping election reform agenda ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, calling it a major effort to strengthen election security and restore public confidence in America’s voting system. The announcement includes declassified intelligence releases, new executive actions, federal investigations, and a legislative push for stricter voting requirements.

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