READ THE DOCUMENTS: White House releases election integrity files after Trump speech
The White House published a collection of election-integrity documents Thursday following President Trump's primetime remarks, making them available through a newly created White House election-integrity page. The materials are organised into four categories and examine concerns including potential voting-system vulnerabilities, allegations that China obtained U.S. voter information, a Michigan voter-registration investigation, and reports of noncitizens appearing on state voter rolls.
- White House released election-integrity documents after Trump's televised address
- Materials address voting vulnerabilities, alleged Chinese acquisition of voter data, Michigan voter-registration issues, and noncitizens on voter rolls