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Disputes over the legitimacy of the 2020 election, including claims of widespread election fraud.
Claims that the 2020 presidential election was “stolen” centered on allegations of massive , rigged voting machines, and improper handling of absentee ballots, claims that were extensively litigated a...
Most reputable surveys taken since 2021 show that a clear majority of Republican voters continue to endorse the core claim that the 2020 presidential election was “stolen” or marked by widespread frau...
A complete, line-by-line independent fact-check of ’s Davos speech is possible in principle but requires time, primary data and document-by-document sourcing; existing reputable fact-checkers already ...
Federal and state courts rejected the overwhelming majority of lawsuits because judges found plaintiffs lacked credible evidence, often lacked Article III standing, or waited too long to challenge est...
There is no credible evidence that the 2020 presidential election was ; multiple courts, state and federal officials, exhaustive statistical reviews, and major news investigations found no systemic fr...
By many measures—number of scandals, two impeachments, public allegations of using office for private benefit, and an unprecedented effort to overturn an election—the presidency ranks among the most c...
) has been a leading conduit between conservative youth organizing and the movement, deploying campus activism, high-profile events, and a partisan advocacy arm to amplify Trump-era policies and elect...
Between 2020 and 2024, courts across federal and state systems overwhelmingly rejected challenges to the 2020 presidential election brought by Donald Trump, his campaign, and allied plaintiffs—many ju...
A range of actors across government, the courts, civil-society groups and partisan organizations are planning responses to the possibility that will declare the illegitimate, with and election defende...
Mainstream outlets reported Donald Trump’s January 6, 2021, Ellipse speech as a mix of explicit calls to action, repeated false claims about the election, and equivocal language about peaceful protest...
repeatedly telegraphed and amplified claims that elections could be “rigged,” deployed litigation and social-media allegations in battleground states, and primed supporters to doubt results — tactics ...
Courts and have repeatedly rejected claims that , with judges across federal and state benches finding insufficient evidence of widespread fraud and many audits confirming the outcome; conservative an...
’s activity repeatedly frames legal actions and criticism as “,” a theme he has amplified through mass reposting, late-night tirades, and direct attacks on prosecutors and institutions; watchdogs quan...
posted a video on his account that contains a brief AI-generated clip portraying and with their faces superimposed on ape bodies, an image widely characterized as racist by news organizations and publ...
President Donald on ; he shared a one-minute election‑conspiracy video on his account that includes, near the end, a brief AI-like clip showing and with their faces superimposed on ape bodies — a depi...
across the country overwhelmingly rejected , either on procedural grounds like standing and timeliness or on the merits after evidentiary hearings, finding plaintiffs’ proofs speculative, unverified, ...
Many of the high-profile claims by blaming the or have been rejected by courts and fact-checkers, and Trump both sues and is sued in federal court; however, whether an allegedly false public statement...
say they want primarily to strengthen and prevent voter fraud, an argument that party leaders and conservative groups have repeatedly advanced in recent years . Critics and voting-rights advocates cou...
The January 6, 2021 "" speech repeatedly framed the result as fraudulent, using short, emotive phrases—both to describe the election and to urge action—such as "stolen," "rigged," "never concede," "se...
MAGA‑aligned spiritual figures have been an active force inside GOP politics since 2020, mobilizing voters, amplifying election‑fraud narratives, and supplying candidates with moral framing and networ...