![](https://img.semafor.com/0591bd1ef612549dece88fc16ce2d243799ceacf-1600x1215.png?w=1152&h=875&q=95&auto=format) Foreign adversaries will seek to take advantage of the divided U.S. political landscape, Democratic and Republican politicians said. “Our foreign adversaries are more motivated than ever to try and interfere in our elections,” the 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton told Semafor’s Morgan Chalfant. Russia is at the top of the intelligence community’s list of major threats, along with China and Iran, while Cuba, North Korea, Venezuela and other nations could also dive in. “I think the Chinese are trying to get better at it, I think the Iranians have dabbled in it, and it’s not something that costs a lot of money, so you can imagine more and more nations are going to be engaged in that,” said Sen. Marco Rubio, the top Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee. Hack or be hacked: We’ll be tracking elections around the world at the Semafor Global Election Hub, which launched this week. |