White House Releases Fact Sheet on Election Interference and Voter Data Risks

The White House Government Transparency Task Force released a fact sheet on July 30, 2026, detailing declassified intelligence on foreign election interference. The document, approved by intelligence agency directors, states that China and its proxies may have accessed up to 220 million Americans’ voter registration data, including non-public information. It defines ‘election interference’ as foreign efforts to disrupt voting infrastructure, such as altering voter data to delay elections or force provisional ballots. Intelligence agencies flagged a Chinese cyber actor in 2022 for acquiring voter data from commercial websites. The White House coordinated with agencies to prepare President Trump’s July 16 speech on China’s election interference, using approved factual statements from the documents.

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