Election officials shrug off Trump's shocking election-threat claims as data faces scrutiny

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Election officials from 37 states gathered in Boston for a routine conference as President Trump touted 'shocking' vulnerabilities in the election system; many questioned the evidence, noting DHS figures on non-citizens were inflated and require verification (a New Jersey software error briefly added thousands to the rolls). Despite threats of penalties from Mullin and DOJ warnings, officials emphasized keeping voter rolls accurate and elections secure rather than engaging in political theatrics.
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