The ability to sway even a small pocket of Americans could have outsize consequences for the presidential election, which polls generally consider a neck-and-neck race. Foreign interference aims to exploit this vulnerability.
Eight years after the initial interference in 2016, disinformation campaigns have become far more sophisticated, leveraging new tools and strategies to deceive and manipulate audiences once more.
While Russia backs Donald Trump, Iran supports Kamala Harris, and China shows no clear preference; the intent remains the same—shattering the perception of American democracy abroad.
As foreign disinformation tactics evolve, they seamlessly adapt to the changing media landscape, making it ever more challenging to detect and counteract their malicious effects.
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