Facts First: President Trump is inventing a voting distinction where none exists, and also peddling baseless claims of rigged elections and fraudulent ballots.
Washington President Donald Trump has railed against"mail-in voting" while defending"absentee voting," baffling experts who say those voting systems are essentially the same thing.
Trump made the claims in a series of tweets Friday morning, which included some of his previously debunked claims about voter fraud. There is no widespread fraud in US elections. "Mail-In Ballot fraud found in many elections. People are just now seeing how bad, dishonest and slow it is. Election results could be delayed for months. No more big election night answers? 1% not even counted in 2016. Ridiculous! Just a formula for RIGGING an Election," Trump tweeted.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
A Mail Carrier Took People's Absentee Ballots Requests And Switched Their Party To RepublicanThomas Cooper of West Virginia is facing eight years in federal prison.
Read more »
Tyler Reddick Explains Why He Deleted His Tweet Defending Bubba WallaceTyler Reddick's Twitter activity Monday morning baffled many. In case you missed it, Donald Trump began his day by lashing…
Read more »
Trump: 'I expect' to wear a mask during upcoming Walter Reed hospital visitTrump is openly changing his tune on masks. 'It's fine to wear a mask if it makes you feel comfortable,' he said.
Read more »
'Epic failure': U.S. election officials warn of November chaos due to budget crunchA Michigan town wants machines to speed up counting of absentee ballots. In Ohio, officials want to equip polling places so voters and poll workers feel safe from the coronavirus. Georgia officials, rattled by a chaotic election last month, want to send voters forms so they can request absentee ballots more easily.
Read more »
After Push From Experts, World Health Organization Says It's Possible COVID-19 Spreads By AirAfter Push From Experts, World Health Organization Says It’s Possible COVID-19 Spreads By Air
Read more »