The Trump administration is working to rebuild the federal infrastructure for election security. This comes after the system designed to protect US elections was dismantled. With less than 100 days until the midterm elections, the administration claims to have a plan in place.

A key federal cybersecurity agency is reassigning remaining staff to new roles, nearly a year after letting go of many experienced election security specialists. The agency expects new personnel to establish trust relationships with state and local officials. Further details on the administration's plans are available from CNN, which obtained an internal summary of the plans.

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