China allegedly behind obtaining U.S. Voter Data

Declassified Files Allegedly Link China to Targeting Trump and U.S. Voter Rolls, VoterGA Says

VoterGA (Voters Organized for Trusted Election Results in Georgia) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-partisan organization focused on election infrastructure, voting technology, and election integrity in the state of Georgia. Founded in 2006 by Garland Favorito, the group advocates for verifiable, auditable, and hand-counted paper ballot voting systems.

President Donald Trump used a July 16, 2026, primetime White House address to focus the country on U.S. election security, and according to the source report, he announced the declassification of intelligence documents tied to China, the 2020 election, and an alleged effort by intelligence officials to keep key information from him and from Congress.

That is not exactly a small paperwork dispute at the federal file cabinet. The released material, as described in the report, points to China trying to exploit America’s political divisions and weaken Trump’s support through domestic and foreign groups opposed to him.

Voter Data Allegedly Became the Main Target--The most serious claims center on Americans’ personal information. According to the released records cited in the report, Chinese-linked operatives obtained more than 220 million American voter records, totaling about 45 gigabytes of data.

The information reportedly included names, addresses, telephone numbers, political affiliations, and other details that could be useful for political targeting or voter registration activity.

Another report alleged that information collected from millions of TikTok users could be used to place real names, addresses, and identification numbers on fraudulent licenses, making them harder to catch.

In plain English, the concern is not just foreign propaganda. It is foreign access to the kind of data that can be weaponized in an election system.

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Trump's Speech and Election Treachery

Trump Says China Illicitly Obtained 220 Million US Voter Files Since 2020 Election

China carried out ‘what is believed to be the largest compromise of election data in history,’ the president said.

President Donald Trump, in a primetime address on last night, announced the declassification of information that he said reveals large-scale Chinese hacking of American voter information.

“Over a period of years, starting during the 2020 election cycle, the People’s Republic of China carried out what is believed to be the largest compromise of election data in history, resulting in China’s illicit acquisition of 220 million U.S. voter files,” he said.

“That information includes names, addresses, phone numbers, political party preferences.”

An accompanying transparency report from the White House stated that China gained access to voter roll data across 18 states. One declassified document reviewed by The Epoch Times detailed a PRC-linked actor’s alleged use of commercial websites to acquire voter data from six U.S. states.

Trump further said that members of the intelligence community sought to suppress data on China’s attempt to influence American elections.

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Citizenship Verification System for Voter rolls

Florida judge orders DHS to restore voter verification database, setting up legal clash with D.C. ruling

A federal judge in Florida ordered the Department of Homeland Security to restore key features of a citizenship verification system that states use to maintain their voter rolls, ruling Tuesday that the agency violated a settlement agreement by disabling the tools under pressure from a competing court order out of Washington, D.C.

U.S. District Judge T. Kent Wetherell II found that DHS was "plainly in violation" of its deal with states, including Florida, Ohio, Iowa, and Indiana, by shutting down the bulk-upload and Social Security number search functions of the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements system, known as SAVE.

The ruling hands the Trump administration a significant win in its push to tighten election integrity safeguards, but it also drops DHS squarely between two federal judges issuing contradictory commands.

The order, first reported by Just The News, gives DHS until July 14 to file a status report on its compliance.

The SAVE system was enhanced under the Trump administration to better support state election integrity efforts, including the maintenance of voter rolls.

Under a 2025 settlement resolving a 2024 Florida lawsuit against the Biden administration, DHS agreed to provide states with expanded access to the database, including the ability to run bulk uploads and search by Social Security number to verify a registrant's citizenship or immigration status.

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