Research Firm Hired By Trump To Prove 2020 Election Fraud Came Up Empty: Report

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A research firm investigated Donald Trump’s assertion that the presidential election was fraudulent, but its findings were suppressed because they found nothing to support his claims, The Washington Post reported citing four sources familiar with the matter.
The Berkeley Research Group, hired by the former president’s 2020 campaign, gathered a team of around a dozen people to look into alleged voter fraud and irregularities in six states, according to the Post.
The team reportedly briefed Trump, his former chief of staff Mark Meadows and others on a conference call held in the last days of 2020 — before Trump held a rally urging his supporters to march on the Capitol preceding the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection. The call reportedly became contentious.
But the researchers had looked at “everything,” one source told the Post.

Firm Hired By Trump To Prove Election Fraud Came Up Empty: Report

The Berkeley Research Group's findings were squashed because they did not align with Trump's election lies.

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[rdrr]

A research firm investigated Donald Trump’s assertion that the presidential election was fraudulent, but its findings were suppressed because they found nothing to support his claims, The Washington Post reported citing four sources familiar with the matter.
The Berkeley Research Group, hired by the former president’s 2020 campaign, gathered a team of around a dozen people to look into alleged voter fraud and irregularities in six states, according to the Post.
The team reportedly briefed Trump, his former chief of staff Mark Meadows and others on a conference call held in the last days of 2020 — before Trump held a rally urging his supporters to march on the Capitol preceding the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection. The call reportedly became contentious.
But the researchers had looked at “everything,” one source told the Post.

Firm Hired By Trump To Prove Election Fraud Came Up Empty: Report

The Berkeley Research Group's findings were squashed because they did not align with Trump's election lies.

www.huffpost.com

Go figure... Yet this claim is still being echoed every day.

 

[Roller]

Go figure... Yet this claim is still being echoed every day.

It's a no-win situation. By definition, any election lost by an election-denying Republican must have been stolen as a first principle. Similarly, any attempt to refute the claims by showing actual evidence must itself be fraudulent. Heads I win, tails you lose.

 

[Riyan17]

This revelation underscores the importance of relying on credible evidence rather than baseless claims. Despite efforts to substantiate allegations of election fraud, the findings reflect the absence of significant irregularities. It's crucial to uphold the integrity of democratic processes and prioritize factual integrity over unsubstantiated assertions. This outcome highlights the need for accountability and transparency in political discourse.