Robert David Steele & Cynthia McKinney Take on the Deep State & Shadow Government
Nevada uncovers 1 case of possible ballot fraud
President Donald Trump’s allies have been scouring the country for voter fraud in hopes of invalidating Joe Biden’s election victory, and they’ve unleashed a flood of unsubstantiated and untrue allegations.
A van dropped off fake ballots at an election office in Nevada. Election observers were barred from watching votes being counted in Michigan. Late ballots were improperly counted in Georgia. All of these stories are either unproven or false
Claims Of Widespread Voter Fraud In Georgia Are ‘Unlikely,’ State Official Says
The Georgia secretary of state’s office says it continues to look into every complaint of voter fraud but that so far, it has found little evidence that it happened on a widespread basis.
“Every single one that comes in, we’re going to investigate, we’re going to track it down,” said Gabe Sterling. “It doesn’t mean anything happened, it didn’t mean anything didn’t happen. What we have to find is evidence of something happening.”
Matt Schlapp’s baseless claim that 9,000 Nevada mail ballots are illegitimate
As supporters of President Donald Trump ramp up their efforts to delegitimize the election with unsubstantiated allegations of widespread voter fraud, one high-profile Republican ally claimed that 9,000 Nevada ballots were fraudulently cast by nonresidents.
“We have literally 9,000 people who voted in this election who don’t live in Nevada,” American Conservative Union chair Matt Schlapp told Fox News on Nov. 8, wrongly claiming the election has seen widespread “fraud” and “illegality” but offering no proof to support his allegations