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President Trump Addresses Nation on Security of U.S. Election System

On July 16, 2026 at 9 pm ET, President Trump addressed the nation on the important topic of the security of our election systems.

July 16, 2026

President Trump Address

The President addresses the people of America on the topic of the security of our election systems.

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The core content of the Presidential Address is summarized in the following infographic.

During the speech, President Trump referred to four distinct document caches in support of his election system assertions that have been declassified and made available to the general public.

Vulnerabilities in Electronic Voting & Ballot-Counting Systems

Declassified Documents

China's Acquisition and Exploitation of American Voter Data

Declassified Documents

Michigan Voter Registration Investigation

Declassified Documents

Noncitizens on State Voter Rolls

 

Declassified Documents

The Bottom Line: Americans Deserve the Truth

This address wasn’t just a speech — it was a choice. A choice to trust the American people with the truth, rather than let it be filtered, spun, or buried by others.

While many legacy media outlets refused to air the President’s address — choosing instead to decide for you what you should hear — the documents behind his words tell a different story on their own. Declassified records show intelligence officials withheld evidence of foreign election interference from the President himself. Meanwhile, foreign adversaries understood exactly what was at stake, running influence operations designed to undermine support for President Trump.

President Trump refused to play by those rules. He put the evidence directly in your hands, so you — not the media, not entrenched bureaucrats — can judge the security of our elections for yourself.

That’s the choice in front of us now. Congress can act. The Save America Act is on the table, and it’s up to all of us to make sure our elected officials hear that message loud and clear. Keep watching — DHS Director Mullins has more to share in the days ahead, and this fight for election integrity is far from over.