In a recent speech, President Donald Trump claimed Democrats attempted to rig the November election but ultimately gave up. Despite losing the 2020 election, he has consistently spread false narratives about voter fraud. At a Republican event, he emphasized his record-breaking votes while urging supporters to make future elections 'too big to rig.' This rhetoric reflects a broader pattern of denial about election outcomes and falsely claims of widespread illegal voting in all three elections he participated in, revealing Trump's ongoing fixation on voter fraud allegations despite the absence of evidence.
I got millions of more votes in 2020 than I got in 2016. Nobody ever got I got the most votes of any Republican in history in 2020.
They tried, these cheating guys, these cheating people. But they tried, but they gave up.
After winning the 2016 election despite notching fewer votes than Hillary Clinton, Trump falsely claimed that he actually won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally.
Trump has now lied about widespread voter fraud or attempted voter fraud in all three elections in which he has been a candidate.
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