Trump's own research showed that voter fraud did not cost him election - report
Source: The Guardian
The Donald Trump election campaigns efforts to show that thousands of ballots were cast in the name of dead people in the pivotal state of Georgia during the 2020 election resulted in a research report that in fact contradicted Trumps claims that widespread election fraud cost him the presidency, according to a report on Friday.
Joe Bidens victory in Georgia in 2020 was key and the Trump teams own information went against Trumps subsequent denial of the legitimate win by his opponent, according to the Washington Post.
Prosecutors investigating Trumps role in the insurrection at the US Capitol on 6 January 2021 by his supporters attempting to overturn the certification by Congress of Bidens victory obtained the campaign research, the Washington Post reported.
Trumps insistence that thousands of ballots came from dead people became especially infamous following revelations that he had urged the Georgia secretary of state, Republican Brad Raffensperger, to find enough votes so he would win, during a 2 January 2021 call. The Trump-commissioned study refuting this very claim was dated one day prior to this call, per the Post.
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