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Declassified US intelligence files reviewed by BBC Verify indicate no evidence that election interference or fraud affected previous elections, including the 2020 contest Donald Trump lost. While some documents suggest China attempted to acquire voter data and influence public opinion, these efforts are smaller in scale than Russian interference in 2016. The files acknowledge vulnerabilities in voting infrastructure, but assessments also highlight the difficulty for adversaries to manipulate results across multiple states. Overall, the documents do not support claims of widespread election fraud or significant foreign interference impacting the outcome.
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