Four days after President Donald Trump declared that his administration uncovered "shocking vulnerabilities in our election infrastructure," dozens of state election officials from across the country gathered in Boston. Instead, these election officials from 37 states met for a long-scheduled professional conference that struck a strikingly business-as-usual tone. Advertisement AdvertisementIn interviews with CNN, more than a dozen election officials from both parties said Trump's address surfaced little new in terms of evidence. Georgia election officials told CNN the administration's claims about non-citizens on their rolls appear inflated. Advertisement AdvertisementElection officials told CNN they take these threats seriously, especially after seeing the Trump-era Justice Department indict several of his political opponents.