Russia hackers blamed for cyber-attacks on US electoral systems

US election authorities are reviewing computer security across the country after it was discovered that two state voter databases were hacked, possibly from Russia.

As our Washington correspondent John Clarke reports, the cyber-attacks have raised concerns that the November Presidential election could be compromised.

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Following the hack attacks on the elections databases in Illinois and Arizona, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said the federal government is considering changing how it considers state-administrated voter databases.

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