PITTSBURGH — The integrity of the election process was a central topic for former President Donald Trump during his final stop in Pittsburg, before the election on Tuesday.
Trump spoke at length about voter identification laws and the ability to break into voting machines, saying that tech billionaire Elon Musk advised him that electronic voting systems are less secure than traditional paper ballots.
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