China Stole 204 Million Voter Files: Trump Was Right
Trump warned that China was harvesting American data on an industrial scale. A declassified intelligence assessment puts a number on the voter files alone: 204,822,241 records in a single dataset.
Trump's warnings about election integrity were dismissed as conspiracy theories. The government's own declassified records now tell a different story, from foreign data theft to dirty voter rolls to a documented investigation slow-walk.

Trump warned that China was harvesting American data on an industrial scale. A declassified intelligence assessment puts a number on the voter files alone: 204,822,241 records in a single dataset.

A declassified intelligence assessment documents the PRC's acquisition of 204,822,241 U.S. voter records in a single dataset, plus named state databases and 28 million medical records with SSNs.

A federal DHS review found more than 250,000 noncitizens registered in just four states, plus 400,000 dead registrants and 28,000 noncitizens flagged across 25 states through SAVE.

FBI files document a registration-fraud case the Justice Department refused to fully investigate for over two years, even after canvassers admitted fabricating registrations and the Lab confirmed forged signatures.

A declassified CIA memo confirms the government tracked a real capability to manipulate voting machines, including Smartmatic's ties to Venezuela, while stating large-scale fraud was never confirmed to have altered a U.S. result.

His warnings about the risks of mass mail-in voting were dismissed as baseless, then borne out by the problems that followed.