No evidence of successful foreign meddling in 2024 election, spy agencies found
U.S. spy agencies found no successful foreign interference in the 2024 election, though Russia, China, and Iran ran influence campaigns.
U.S. intelligence officials found no evidence that any foreign adversary successfully interfered in the 2024 presidential election, sources said of a classified assessment finished last year. Russia, Iran, and China each ran influence campaigns; Moscow’s was the largest and sought to boost Donald Trump while undercutting Kamala Harris. The conclusions match earlier reviews that foreign actors preferred influence operations to hacking election systems or changing votes. Officials still see probing of electoral systems before the midterms but no effort to tamper with vote counting, and a public version of the assessment is expected soon.
- Classified assessment found no successful 2024 election interference.
- Russia’s campaign was largest and favored Trump over Harris.
- China and Iran also ran influence operations.
- Officials still see system probing but not vote tampering.
- A public version of the assessment is expected soon.
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4 min read at therecord.mediaU. S. intelligence officials found no evidence that any foreign adversary successfully interfered in the 2024 presidential election, according to sources familiar with the findings of a classified assessment.
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