voter fraud

Kris Kobach is perhaps best known as the head of the failed "voter fraud commission." That would be the body set up by Donald Trump to find evidence for his delusional claims that millions of fraudulent votes went to Hillary Clinton. Of course, in the commission's brief existence it failed to find any proof, ...

Despite the lack of media coverage, evidence of election fraud continues to mount. This week, The Heritage Foundation added 26 new entries to its election fraud database, bringing the searchable ledger to a total of 1,132 proven instances of election fraud. That includes 983 cases that ended in a criminal ...

Voter fraud. Two words most of us have heard a lot in the last couple of years. While in the States the mudslinging is concerning at worst, entertaining at best, it's generally recognized that wide-scale voter fraud simply isn't possible in a country like the US (whether Donald Trump tweets about it or not).

A Tarrant County woman sentenced to five years in prison for voting while on felony probation spoke on camera for the first time on Tuesday. Crystal Mason says she made a last minute decision to vote at the urging of her mom. She says she had no idea that it was illegal to vote while she was serving ...

What we do know is that confirmed cases of voter fraud in California are extremely rare. There were 149 cases investigated by state officials in 2016, more than most years over the past decade. Investigators only found six cases out of 23.1 million votes cast worth sending to local district attorneys.

"Trump was even forced to dissolve his sham election commission, which was a waste of taxpayer dollars and failed to provide a shred of evidence to support his voter fraud lies." It's far from the first time Trump has made such a claim. After winning the Electoral College but losing the popular vote, Trump ...

The Republican Party's singular obsession with eradicating the scourge of "voter fraud" has never been an honest undertaking. Despite the president's repeated claims borne of the perpetual Hillary Clinton-related fever dream in which he lives his life, and despite his convocation of a since-disbanded ...

Regina Birdsell, who sponsored a hotly debated bill to tighten voter eligibility known as Senate Bill 3, said the legislation wasn't necessarily meant to address specific instances of voter fraud. Rather, as she told NHPR's The Exchange last year, it was driven largely by concerns from constituents about a ...