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Claims of fraud in the 2024 US presidential election and the lack of evidence to support these claims
There is no credible evidence that "" (noncitizens) voted in the 2020 U.S. presidential election; and found only isolated, small-scale instances of improper voting and rejected claims of mass fraud . ...
The general election produced turnout near the historic highs of — roughly mid‑60s percent of eligible or voting‑age populations depending on the metric — and in many measures was the second‑highest p...
Multiple criminal and civil actions touching the were prosecuted or advanced: local prosecutors filed charges and opened investigations into alleged , advocacy groups launched lawsuits seeking discove...
The available reporting shows that the claim “the 2020 presidential election was stolen” is unsupported by the body of evidence that courts, federal and state officials, and election reviews examined ...
Data compiled by researchers and reporting indicate that were scarce and geographically scattered rather than concentrated in a few large clusters; identified roughly 20 cases brought in 2024 (not all...