The Office of Congressman Abe Hamadeh has recently addressed issues of election integrity and cybersecurity scams in a series of social media posts. Hamadeh, who won the 2024 general election against Gregory Whitten with 56.5% of the vote, highlighted ongoing legislative efforts and public safety concerns through his official account.
On August 25, 2025, the office stated, “Arizonans know better than anyone the damage election fraud can do. Congressman Hamadeh is proud to be joined by @RepEliCrane as they work to codify @POTUS’s EO on Election Integrity & deliver the safe & secure elections the American people deserve.”
The following day, Hamadeh’s office issued a warning about cybersecurity threats targeting older Americans: “This is an old-fashioned scam that has only become easier to pull off with technical advancements. If you are a senior citizen or know someone who is, please warn them about the Phantom Hacker Scam.” The message reflects growing concerns about online scams exploiting technological advances to target vulnerable populations.
Later on August 26, Hamadeh reiterated his stance on election security: “.@POTUS has said that fair, honest, & transparent elections, unmarred by fraud, errors, or suspicion, are fundamental to maintaining our constitutional republic. Congressman Hamadeh & @RepEliCrane agree. That’s why they’re working to codify EO 14248.”
Hamadeh’s emphasis on election integrity comes after his victory in Arizona’s 2024 general election over Gregory Whitten by a margin of approximately 13 percentage points. His recent statements reflect both legislative priorities in safeguarding elections and public outreach concerning digital security threats.
