With the disclaimer that this is absolutely not a prediction of what the jury will do, not much in the jury instructions change what I had to say here:
They wouldn't think "That's gotta be a crime - they paid off Stormy Daniels in order to try to win the election, and that's election interference" because it isn't true.
They know better. They know that hush money isn't a crime and it isn't a crime to keep bad information from voters. Candidates do it all the time.
This, then would be the crime: Cohen gave Trump an invoice for legal service. Trump recorded it as legal services in order not avoid reporting it as a contribution to his own campaign.
In other words, his intent for falsifying the records would be to violate FECA.
It's possible the jury might find that. I don't know what evidence was entered about possible FECA violations.
Chris, you might want to read the jury instructions to see what the prosecution has to prove. I linked to them earlier. The explanation of the crimes starts at about page 20 (if I recall)