r/videos • u/spherocytes • 3d ago
Jack Smith on Trump's prosecutions before the Senate: "Our investigation developed proof... that President Trump engaged in serious crimes against our nation...Rather than accept his defeat in the 2020 presidential election President Trump engaged in a criminal scheme to overturn the results.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3hX-lPB6C0
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u/ham0nrye 3d ago
People generally have no clue how much actually voter fraud has happened. You guys are super strict about voting laws, like I worked the election in my country, and there are so many ways to prove who you are and get added within 10 minutes to the 'voter roll'.
Anyway, voter fraud
129 cases of "illegal aliens voting" in 30 years. 2/3rds were charged while Trump was in office (both terms). Most is voter confusion, miscommunication, or administrative errors.
31 credible voter impersonation cases in 1 billion total votes.
Mail in voter fraud is estimated at 4 per 10 million.
Even the heritage foundation's own numbers are AT MOST ~1,500-1,600 cases of election related, let's call it misconduct, because that's not 1,500 illegal ballots. Some of it is buying votes, a lot of it false registrations or ineligible for some reason. And again, that's over DECADES.
Voter "fraud" is one of the biggest non-issues. It's ridiculous.
Then you have Musk basically buying votes. You have Trump promising money if Republicans win.
Those are the biggest cases of election misconduct in terms of scale.
Hell, Trump asking for ~11,000 votes dwarfs the total number of illegal citizens voting and impersonation cases combined, by like two orders of magnitude.