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The White House announced the release of a package of documents related to what President Donald Trump describes as "election integrity," aimed at clarifying the efforts of U.S. intelligence and government agencies in monitoring the security of voting systems and external interference in American elections. The documents include intelligence reports and investigation records from various sources, indicating that voting systems and electoral infrastructure are vulnerable to cyberattacks from countries such as Russia, China, and Iran. It also states that China has managed to acquire approximately 220 million U.S. voter records since the 2020 election. The documents further cover investigations into non-citizen voter registrations and issues concerning the safety of the electoral system, with calls for tightening election protection measures. However, some parts of the released documents have been redacted, and no definitive evidence has been presented to suggest election fraud or illegal interference that could have altered the election results.
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