Election
United States 2024 Presidential Election
November 5, 2024
Donald Trump won the Electoral College 312–226 and received 49.80% of the national popular vote to Kamala Harris's 48.32%. The campaign environment was targeted by documented Iranian credential phishing, an alleged IRGC hack-and-leak operation, a Treasury-documented GRU-backed AI and imitation-site campaign, and Russian and Iranian influence planning; these findings concern campaign information, not ballot tabulation.
Official results
The bars show the two major-party candidates. Other candidates collectively account for the remainder of the national popular vote. Trump received 312 electoral votes and Harris 226.
- Donald J. Trump (Republican)49.8%77,302,580
312 electoral votes
- Kamala D. Harris (Democratic)48.3%75,017,613
226 electoral votes
The Integrity Ledger
What the evidence establishes, and what it does not — side by side, each finding sourced and tiered.
What is established
- Foreign interferenceConfirmed
Google documented and disrupted credential-phishing attempts by IRGC-associated APT42 against people affiliated with both U.S. presidential campaigns.
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Google reported blocking login attempts, securing compromised accounts and referring malicious activity to law enforcement.
Sources:1 - Foreign interferenceAlleged
A federal indictment alleges that three IRGC employees compromised accounts associated with Trump's campaign, stole documents and attempted to release the material.
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The document theft and hack-and-leak conduct are allegations unless proved in court.
Sources:1 - Information operationsConfirmed
VIGINUM documented Storm-1516 activity targeting the 2024 U.S. electoral process as part of a broader Russian information-operation method.
Sources:1 - Information operationsConfirmed
The U.S. Treasury documented a GRU-backed Center for Geopolitical Expertise operation that used a generative-AI server, at least 100 imitation news sites and manipulated video aimed at the 2024 U.S. electorate.
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This is a Treasury administrative finding about an influence apparatus. The public record establishes infrastructure and intent, but does not quantify authentic audience engagement or changed votes.
Sources:1 - Foreign interferenceConfirmed
The U.S. Treasury identified the Cognitive Design Production Center as an IRGC subsidiary that had planned influence operations targeting U.S. voters since at least 2023.
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Treasury's designation documents planning and organizational linkage. Its public notice provides less operational detail than the separate Justice Department hack-and-leak indictment, so the two records are presented separately.
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What is not established
- Result falsificationDebunked
The cited campaign-interference findings do not establish access to voting or tabulation systems, alteration of ballots, or any changed vote total.