Mr. Ranyard, thank you for your service.  My father served also in WWII with multiple bronze stars and purple heart. As long as votes are not tampered with directly and "interference" only relates to the dissemination of information, we should not worry.  The underlying premise of democracy is that the voters can process information and make wise decisions.  To say that information destroys the integrity of our election indicts the underlying premise of democracy.  If the ordinary voter cannot process information wisely, we have the wrong form of government.