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"Election manipulation" as a book category covers fiction and nonfiction that focus on deliberate attempts to influence, distort, or subvert electoral processes and outcomes. Books in this genre examine tactics such as disinformation campaigns, voter suppression, gerrymandering, vote fraud allegations, cyberattacks, media manipulation, and the legal and institutional vulnerabilities that enable them. They range from investigative journalism and historical case studies to political thrillers and speculative fiction, often centering on operatives, politicians, journalists, hackers, and ordinary citizens caught up in the struggle for democratic legitimacy. Common themes include power, ethics, accountability, the mechanics of campaigns and institutions, and the societal consequences when public trust is eroded. This category appeals to readers interested in contemporary politics, civic resilience, and high-stakes suspense grounded in real-world mechanisms of influence.

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