Several states have expressed skepticism regarding former President Donald Trump's claim that China hacked their voter registration rolls. Declassified evidence suggests that Beijing's interest in personal data is primarily for espionage purposes rather than for interfering in elections.
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States question Trump's assertion of China hacking voter rolls
Former President Donald Trump's assertion that China hacked voter rolls has been met with doubt from various states. Declassified evidence indicates that China's motives are more aligned with espionage than election interference.
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States cast doubt on Trump’s claim that China hacked their voter rolls
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