Donald Trump claims election fraud during midterms? Is he right?
FirstpostIn a series of posts on his Truth Social platform on Tuesday, Donald Trump claimed that the midterm elections were being stolen from Republicans, especially in Arizona’s Maricopa County Washington: In a series of posts on his Truth Social platform, Donald Trump on Tuesday claimed midterm elections were being stolen from Republicans, accusing vote officials of enabling fraud. The problems, however, fed rancour online, with a tweet from Trump acolyte and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk claiming a “two hour wait minimum at most polling places in Maricopa.” That claim preceded Trump’s remarks about alleged delays. The vast majority of Vote Centres are seeing wait times under 30 minutes.” Regarding problems with machines, the county added: “Whether by tabulator or secure ballot box, all voters are being served.” The Maricopa County Elections Department also weighed in, tweeting: “Right now, 111 polling locations have no wait times.” The department included a link to voting locations to try and direct citizens to sites without wait times. Michigan and Pennsylvania Using the words “complete Voter Integrity DISASTER” and citing Detroit and Pennsylvania, Trump said irregularities were “not being covered by the Fake News Media!” In relation to Detroit, the claim relates to e-pollbooks, which are used to confirm by poll workers that a voter is registered and has not been issued or has not cast an absentee ballot.