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US Military Will Not Deploy Troops at Polling Sites, Joint Chiefs Chair Confirms

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General Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has confirmed that the US military has no plans to deploy federal troops at polling locations during upcoming elections. The announcement covers both regular military personnel and federalized National Guard members. Caine's statement was issued to clarify the military's role in the electoral process. The assurance comes amid ongoing public scrutiny over the potential militarization of American elections.

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