Trump administration releases database of declassified intelligence on elections and foreign hacks

President Donald Trump’s administration has launched a public database that aggregates every intelligence and government document declassified since July, as managed by the White House Transparency Task Force. The archive contains hundreds of pages addressing Chinese cyber intrusions, claims of illegal voter registrations, and assessments of vulnerabilities in American electronic voting and ballot-counting infrastructure.

Among the released materials are memos about a covert counter-intelligence effort called “Round River,” which allegedly labeled senior officials and journalists as Russian disinformation conduits, and records of a significant breach of Maricoa County’s voter registration files before the 2020 presidential vote. The database also includes FBI files related to a voter-registration fraud probe in Muskegon, Michigan, and evidence that China harvested millions of U.S. voter records by 2023. New entries will be added whenever additional documents are made public.