As Florida voters head to the polls for critical presidential and U.S. Senate races, the state sees a significant turnout with over 8.18 million voters participating early or by mail, suggesting robust engagement similar to the 2020 elections. Concurrently, U.S. intelligence agencies have issued warnings about foreign interference in the election, particularly from Russia and Iran, which are accused of spreading disinformation to undermine trust in the electoral process. Meanwhile, in Moldova, pro-EU President Maia Sandu has won reelection amidst allegations of Russian meddling, underscoring geopolitical tensions between Western and Russian influences in Eastern Europe. Sandu's victory is seen as a win for pro-European integration, although the election was marked by claims of vote-buying and significant influence from the Moldovan diaspora.