Election fraud in the U.S. is rare. There are safeguards in place to prevent the counting of fabricated ballots and votes cast illegally under dead people’s names.
It’s difficult to get a complete picture on the partisan breakdown of early voting because only 23 states provide that data. That early votingDonald TrumpAbout 7.1 million Republicans had voted.Successfully fabricating mail ballots, as the claim purported, is difficult because local election offices have, including signature matching, voter information checks, barcodes, watermarks, and precise paper weights, according to the federal Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
Election officials in every state also regularly update voter rolls to remove registrations for people who have died, moved, registered elsewhere or otherwise become ineligible to vote. Officials remove the names of dead people from voter rolls by using death records from state agencies. According to the
, there may be some lag time between when a person dies and when their registration is canceled. However, death records provide a strong audit trail to identify any attempts to vote under a dead person’s name. State and federal law prohibits fabricating ballots or casting ballots under other people’s names. Fraudulent voting
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