Rep. Jim Jordan admitted the 2024 election was 'free and fair.' The congressman struggled to explain why he is no longer worried about election fraud.
of the 2020 election, claiming there was widespread voter fraud despite all evidence to the contrary. So it’s certainly a change of tune when the Republican congressman acknowledges the 2024 election was free and fair. The notable difference between these two elections is, of course, that Jordan’s preferred candidate won.baselessly accused Democrats of cheating. Soon as the results started to come in and showed them going his way, he stopped,” Bash said.
“No, there were concerns about 2020 with all the mail-in voting that happened,” Jordan said. “What, Pennsylvania had, like, two-point-something million mail-in ballots come in without any signature verification, which was required under Pennsylvania statute. So there were all kinds of concerns with how the 2020 election was carried out.
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