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Analysis of absentee/mail-in ballot manipulation as a type of voter fraud, including examples and prosecution of such cases.
The best contemporaneous reporting and peer-reviewed analysis conclude that in the presidential election was vanishingly small and not systematic: an review identified fewer than 475 potential cases a...
Public comments and reporting show has floated the idea of — including a quip that the 2028 vote could be “cancelled” if the were at war — and has suggested skipping the 2026 midterms because of his r...
Extensive, peer-reviewed and investigative reporting finds in federal elections is vanishingly rare—measured in fractions of a percent, and typically so small it could not have changed outcomes in con...
The best available reporting and research show that in elections is vanishingly rare and has not altered recent national outcomes; multiple studies put proven or referred instances at only a few hundr...
in is illegal and documented to occur, but the best available reporting shows it is extremely rare in detectable numbers; claims that it is rampant are contradicted by multiple audits and expert analy...
Evidence assembled by election researchers, nonpartisan analysts and state audits shows that in federal and statewide elections is illegal and—while it occasionally happens—occurs at vanishingly small...
A majority of states now have some form of “” procedure that lets voters fix a returned mail or absentee ballot flagged for a missing or mismatched signature, but what qualifies as a cure, who must be...
State-level prosecutions and administrative referrals tied to alleged irregularities in the were real but numerically limited, scattered across many states, and concentrated both in some high-profile ...
Disinformation campaigns labeled the " hoax" have repeatedly sought to exploit pre-existing divisions—about race, immigration, elections and public institutions—to erode trust in democratic processes ...
Stalking can be a federal crime when it crosses state lines or uses interstate communications under 18 U.S.C. §2261A, and fraud (including mail and wire fraud) is often a federal offense when it impli...
Purchasing stolen payment-card data in the United States can trigger a web of federal and state criminal statutes — including laws criminalizing trafficking in access devices, identity theft, wire/mai...