Less than a week before the November vote, Wisconsin emerges as one of the key battlegrounds for Democratic contender Joe Biden and incumbent president Donald Trump….
Republican Party of Wisconsin had $2.3 million stolen by hackers from its account that was being used to help President Trump’s re-election bid, its chairman Andrew Hitt told the Associated Press. Hitt revealed that the party first noticed suspicious activity on 22 October, as they had found an invoice that should not have been generated. The office then contacted the FBI, which is still investigating the matter, the chairman said. According to the official, the hackers have altered invoices and relevant documents from four vendors who were providing the party with pro-Trump products, such as hats, as well as from those who were paid to send out mail to help with the president’s re-election efforts.
