The congressional Democrats blasting Trump administration officials for not doing more to prevent another round of Russian election hacking in 2018 might be overlooking an important point: Voter registration databases and vote-tabulation systems are maintained by state and local governments, not by any federal bureau.
"We've had more than a year to get our act together and address the threat posed by Russia and implement a strategy to deter future attacks," ranking Senate Intelligence Committee member Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., lectured U.S. counter-intelligence officials Feb. 13. "We still do not have a plan."
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