US President Donald Trump accuses China of illegally acquiring 220 million US voter files and covering up election security vulnerabilities by intelligence agencies. Beijing denies the allegations, while a 2021 US intelligence assessment finds no evidence China altered the 2020 election outcome.
US President Donald Trump accuses China of illegally acquiring 220 million US voter files and covering up election security vulnerabilities by intelligence agencies. Beijing denies the allegations, while a 2021 US intelligence assessment finds no evidence China altered the 2020 election outcome.
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US President Donald Trump accuses China of illegally acquiring 220 million US voter files and covering up election security vulnerabilities by intelligence agencies. Beijing denies the allegations, while a 2021 US intelligence assessment finds no evidence China altered the 2020 election outcome.
