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CISA's reduced support due to cuts and vacancies raises election security concerns ahead of 2026.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), responsible for protecting U.S. election systems, has significantly reduced its involvement in recent state elections due to staff cuts, budget reductions, and leadership vacancies under the Trump administration.
Since 2018, CISA had provided critical support including threat warnings, security guidance, and emergency planning, but over 1,000 employees have been laid off, key election initiatives were defunded, and the agency remains without a confirmed director.
State officials in Minnesota, California, and others report minimal or no federal assistance during recent elections, raising concerns about preparedness for the 2026 midterms.
Despite CISA stating it remains ready to assist if asked, election officials nationwide express alarm over the loss of consistent federal coordination and support.
La reducción del apoyo de CISA debido a recortes y vacantes plantea preocupaciones sobre la seguridad electoral antes de 2026.