William Evanina, director of the National Center for Counterintelligence and Security, issued a review of attempts through foreign actors to influence voter preferences, undermine citizens’ confidence in the democratic process, and replace U.S. policies before the 2020 US presidential election.
“Many foreign actors have a preference for the winner of the election, which they express through a series of open and personal actions; hidden influence efforts are rarer. We are mainly involved in the current and future activity of China, Russia and Iran,” he added. Evanina said in a statement published Friday.
He said Russia was several measures to denigrate former Vice President Joe Biden, while China opposed President Donald Trump’s election victory. Iran seeks to undermine Trump and the country’s democratic establishments by selling incorrect information on social media.
Evanina noted that the intelligence network has and will continue to provide classified data on election threats to presidential campaigns, political committees and all members of Congress.
“We have provided approximately 20 classified election threat data sessions to those stakeholders since mid-May 2020,” he said. “We will also continue to provide updates to the American public in accordance with our national security obligations.”
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