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Trump Alleges China Election Data Theft

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Former U.S. President Donald Trump claims intelligence shows China accessed American voting data during the 2020 election. Multiple reports indicate he accuses China of compromising U.S. election data and manipulating the election. The White House alleges China stole data on 220 million U.S. voters, calling it the largest election data breach in history.

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Fact-checking Trump's address on China, the 2020 election and what documents show

- Former U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a speech alleging foreign interference, particularly from China, in the 2020 election. - Trump claimed "deep state" actors concealed information from him and the public. - Fact-checkers and voting technology experts dispute his claims, citing existing safeguards and a lack of evidence for widespread fraud.