Gabbard questions Puerto Rico voting machines amid Venezuela theory

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•Tulsi Gabbard gave testimony focused on voting machines in Puerto Rico.
•The testimony referenced a conspiracy theory involving Venezuela's role in Puerto Rico's elections.
•The event took place on March 20, 2026.
•The testimony has sparked debate about election security and foreign influence in U.S. territories.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Puerto Rican officials investigate the voting machines following Gabbard's testimony it could lead to changes in election procedures and increased scrutiny of election technology in U.S. territories.

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🌍Puerto Rico 🌍United States of America 🌍Venezuela

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👤Tulsi Gabbard(Former US Representative)

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WESTThe Guardian - WorldGabbard testimony on Puerto Rico voting machines raises questions about role of Venezuela conspiracy theory

Tulsi Gabbard testified about concerns regarding voting machines used in Puerto Rico, linking the issue to a conspiracy theory involving Venezuela. The testimony raises questions about the influence of this theory on election integrity debates in Puerto Rico and potentially broader U.S. territories. The discussion may affect public trust in electoral processes and political narratives surrounding foreign interference.