President Donald Trump's assertions of a Chinese conspiracy to undermine the 2020 U.S. elections are collapsing under scrutiny, according to The Washington Post. Florida's Department of State explicitly stated its voter registration data "has not been hacked." Declassified intelligence and state responses suggest China obtained voter data from non-governmental sources such as political parties and data compilation companies, not through hacking election systems. Experts reviewing the evidence concluded these activities were aimed at intelligence gathering, not election interference. This represents another fact-check failure for Trump's election fraud claims, following expert debunking during his primetime address announcing these allegations.