The Nonexistent Link Between Mailed Ballots and Voter Fraud
Election deniers may not believe it, but the most extensive national study, covering 20 years of data, showed that illegal voting is exceptionally rare.
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Election deniers may not believe it, but the most extensive national study, covering 20 years of data, showed that illegal voting is exceptionally rare.
It is an article of faith among those who do not believe Donald Trump lost in 2020 that mailing ballots to voters increases illegal voting — often called voter fraud.
It is an article of faith among those who do not believe Donald Trump lost in 2020 that mailing ballots to voters increases illegal voting — often called voter fraud.
It is an article of faith among those who do not believe Donald Trump lost in 2020 that mailing ballots to voters increases illegal voting — often called voter fraud.
From the commentary, "Again, the researchers are not saying that voter fraud is non-existent. "We find no evidence to suggest that voting by mail increases the risk of voter fraud overall." ... States that mail ballots have some of the highest voter participation rates, which factually benefits both parties.