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The latest Washington Post article about it talks about the hacking and public release of key DNC files and the social media campaigns, but specifically says that the Obama whitehouse found no evidence that they tampered with the vote.

ETA in case I wasn't clear since apparently I'm having problems tonight: If there is actual widely-accepted evidence that they tampered with voting machines or sent out a legion of Russian spies with fake IDs to vote for Trump or something, fine. But I don't consider rumor-mongering and hacks to be "rigging" the election.

Edited 2017-06-27 01:22 (UTC)

I dunno. With 20% of the tweets possibly coming from a bot farm in Georgia (the country, not the state), well-timed releases of data obtained from DNC computers by Russian state hacking teams, and aggressive social-media astroturfing including call centers posing as American conservatives to spread fake news, voting-machine tampering didn't appear to be necessary in an election that was damn close in a few key states.

https://arstechnica.com/staff/2017/06/its-time-to-teach-people-online-self-defense/#p3

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