Intelligence products and interagency correspondence concerning PRC access to, collection of, and analysis of U.S. voter and related personal data.
A heavily redacted government report describes PRC analysis of voter-registration data from 18 states and visible proposed uses involving personally identifiable information, target identification, and public-opinion analysis, while obscuring the report’s date, sourcing, actors, and much of its reasoning.
A heavily redacted government intelligence product describes a PRC-related subject’s possession of a list of apparently leaked or compromised datasets that included U.S. voter-registration records and other personally identifiable information.
A July 1, 2020 CIA World Intelligence Review assesses Chinese cyber collection against a U.S. presidential campaign and other election-related entities, while judging that China did not then intend covertly to sway the election.
A redacted email from a National Intelligence Officer for Cyber questions whether a later report applied election-influence standards consistently with the Intelligence Community’s 2020 analysis.
A substantially redacted 20 November 2020 email chain records internal concerns about how pending NSA reporting and a President’s Daily Brief item would connect China-related intelligence to the election section of the 45-day Intelligence Community Assessment.
A redacted 4–23 November 2020 email chain among NSA and DNI personnel discusses wording and dissemination of reporting for a President’s Daily Brief item and the China section of the 45-day election-threat Intelligence Community Assessment.
A heavily redacted October 2020 email chain coordinating and discussing a proposed National Intelligence Council alternative analysis of China's activity related to the 2020 U.S. election.
A heavily redacted interagency email chain records the August–September 2020 coordination of an election-security graphic and differing analytic views about how to characterize China’s policy influence, candidate preference, and possible election interference.
A 25 September 2020 FBI Information Intelligence Report relays an indirect-source allegation about fraudulent licenses and mail-in votes while prominently labeling the report unevaluated and noting a factual gap in the alleged TikTok-data method.
A downgraded and heavily redacted National Intelligence Council assessment of foreign influence and election-infrastructure threats involving Russia, China, Iran, and other actors before the 2020 U.S. federal elections.
A CIA Note reproduces selected sensitive reporting disseminated from 2018 through 2020 about alleged PRC political and economic influence approaches toward the United States, while warning that it is not a comprehensive summary.
An extensively redacted June 25, 2020 President's Daily Brief item retains one readable passage about alleged leverage over a U.S. official and related analytic context.
A heavily redacted 2019 government report whose visible text discusses PRC-related analysis of U.S. voter-registration information from multiple states for identity matching and public-opinion analysis.
A heavily redacted sensitive-government assessment whose surviving text concerns PRC awareness in mid-2020 of collections of U.S. consumer, military, and voter-registration data.
A heavily redacted government report presents 2023 information about PRC-linked discussion of the 2024 U.S. elections, voter-registration data, and swing states, while obscuring the actors, methods, authority, and most source context.
A heavily redacted government report describes a PRC-associated subject's collection of publicly available U.S. government information products about the 2020 presidential election.
A heavily redacted 2023 government report states that a PRC-linked actor provided requested 2020 city-level voter data covering seven U.S. states, but the identities, source qualifications, purpose, and precise report date are withheld.
A one-page summary asserts that China planned influence and cyber activities ahead of the 2020 presidential election, with this part focusing on economic-recession and COVID-19 themes.
A one-page continuation of a summary about alleged Chinese influence and cyber plans ahead of the 2020 presidential election focuses on racial tensions and other U.S. political and policy divisions.
A one-page continuation of a summary about alleged Chinese influence and cyber plans ahead of the 2020 presidential election focuses on gun proliferation and immigration-related themes.
A draft FBI Inspection Division strategic-review briefing packet compiling policies, timelines, emails, sourcing notes, follow-up leads, and recall statistics concerning a recalled 2020 raw intelligence report that alleged a PRC-linked mail-voting scheme.
A substantially redacted government cyber report states that a PRC cyber network exploitation actor downloaded publicly available voter-registration data for six states from commercial websites in January 2022.
A one-page White House Government Transparency Task Force statement announcing an initial disclosure of declassified intelligence records and presenting the task force's claims about PRC compromise of U.S. voter-registration data.