Declassified — July 2026
Election Integrity
A sourced public archive of the July 2026 declassified election-integrity document release. Every claim links back to the original page scan and its page-level OCR — nothing is asserted that the documents do not say. Browse by collection, read the primary material, and chat with the documents directly.
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Venezuela's 2012 election was likely manipulated via preprogrammed voting machines, with the reported margin of victory matching the planned margin, demonstrating that large-scale, undetected electronic manipulation is feasible.
Multiple adversaries (Russia, China, Iran, North Korea) have the capability to access and manipulate US election systems, and Russia has already reconnoitered all state election networks and exfiltrated voter data.
China systematically collected voter registration data from 18 U.S. states and over 200 million U.S. voter records, including PII, for identity matching and public opinion analysis, enabling potential election manipulation.
Multiple witnesses and evidence indicate that canvassers were instructed to fabricate voter registration information, including names, Social Security numbers, and signatures, to meet quotas and earn bonuses, resulting in thousands of potentially fraudulent applications.
Over 250,000 non-citizens are illegally registered to vote in just four states, and DHS has identified over 28,000 non-citizens who illegally registered through the SAVE system, indicating widespread voter registration fraud.
Internal IC communications reveal deliberate suppression of election links in intelligence products, with NSA massaging a PDB to avoid election references, raising concerns about politicization and analytic objectivity.
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Vulnerabilities in Electronic Voting and Ballot-Counting Systems
This section summarizes eight declassified U.S. intelligence and infrastructure-security documents, spanning January 2020 to June 2026, that address vulnerabilities in electronic voting and ballot-counting systems and related foreign-influence concerns. The collection combines National Intelligence Council products (NICM, NICA, and an alternative-view memorandum), a CIA Note on Venezuela's electronic-voting manipulation capabilities, a CIA World Intelligence Review (WIRe) memo on Chinese cyber activity, two internal emails debating a China election-influence assessment, and a CISA report on U.S. election-system security. Recurring themes include the technical vulnerability of centralized election data repositories versus the greater difficulty of manipulating vote tabulation at scale, foreign-linked voting-technology vendors (notably Smartmatic/Sequoia and Dominion), and internal IC disputes over whether China deployed election-influence efforts in 2020. All documents were declassified in 2026 and carry redactions; blanks and withheld text are noted below. Facts are attributed to document and page as they appear in the OCR text.
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China's Acquisition and Exploitation of American Voter Data
This section covers 23 declassified/released U.S. Intelligence Community and White House documents assembled around the theme of the People's Republic of China (PRC) acquiring and exploiting American voter registration and related personal data. The collection spans finished intelligence products (a National Intelligence Council assessment, a CIA WIRe memo, a President's Daily Brief item, a CIA note), single-topic intelligence summaries on PRC voter-data collection, an FBI raw Intelligence Information Report (IIR) and an extensive FBI Albany tasking/briefing package documenting that IIR's recall, internal IC coordination emails, and a White House Government Transparency Task Force statement. Documents were declassified either "BY COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT WARRINGTON ON 10 JULY 2026" or "BY PRESIDENT TRUMP on 3 July 2026." Recurring themes include PRC bulk collection of state voter registration data (18 states cited in one product; 200M+ records in another; 6, 7, and 8-state groupings in others), PRC influence/collection operations ahead of the 2020 and 2024 U.S. elections, and an internal IC dispute over whether China's activity constituted election "influence/interference" versus "issue influence," including allegations that NSA "deliberately massaged" a pending PDB to avoid links to elections. Source texts are OCR of scanned PDFs with heavy redaction; garbled tokens are marked `[OCR unclear]` and withheld/blanked passages noted as `[REDACTED]`.
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Michigan Voter-Registration Investigation
This section covers FBI Detroit Field Office case 56D-DE-3407960 (with a predecessor assessment 56-DE-3249380), an investigation into allegations of fraudulent voter-registration applications submitted to the Muskegon City Clerk's Office (MCCO) in the fall of 2020. The matter originated with the Michigan State Police (MSP), Michigan Attorney General (MAG), and Muskegon City/County Police Department (referred to in the documents as MCPD/MUPD), which referred it to the FBI; the MCCO reported receiving roughly 8,000–10,000 registration applications, an undetermined number of which showed indicators of fraud (non-existent addresses, invalid phone numbers, mismatched signatures, and repeated handwriting). The documents describe canvassers employed by an organization — an entity whose name is redacted throughout most records but which appears in the file titles and one email chain as "GBI Strategies" — who were paid via reloadable/prepaid debit cards, and multiple canvasser witnesses admitted or reported that fake voter registrations were submitted, in some cases to meet daily quotas. The record traces DOJ Public Integrity Section (PIN) consultations that repeatedly limited the scope of the investigation, and the case was ultimately declined for prosecution and closed. Names of subjects, agents, prosecutors, and the employing organization are redacted (`[REDACTED]`) in nearly all documents; OCR errors are frequent and are marked `[OCR unclear]` where the text is not reliably legible.
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Noncitizens on State Voter Rolls
This section covers two declassified/unclassified Department of Homeland Security (DHS) documents dated mid-2026 concerning noncitizens on state voter rolls and threats to statewide voter registration databases. The first is a DHS summary asserting that over 250,000 non-citizens are illegally registered to vote across four states reviewed to date, and contrasting those states with "proactive" states using the enhanced SAVE system. The second is a July 2026 DHS report on foreign and domestic threats to Statewide Voter Registration Databases (VRDB), including an asserted China breach prior to the 2020 election, a decade-long history of breach incidents, avenues for data exploitation, and recommended mitigations. Both documents are attributed to DHS and reflect its stated positions; claims below are recorded as asserted in the source text. OCR errors are present and are flagged where the text is unclear.
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