#election-fraud

#election-fraud

In February, the highest court in the country sentenced Dodik to a year in prison and barred him from all political activity for six years for disregarding decisions by the High Representative, Christian Schmidt, and for his separatist policies that sought to remove Republika Srpska from Bosnia and Herzegovina. He avoided a prison sentence by paying a fine. Yet despite the court's ruling and the fact that he was, until recently, under US sanctions, Milorad Dodik once again came out on top.

In the days and weeks after the 2020 election, partisans across the country used lies and deceit to try to defraud the American people and steal the White House. Although Joe Biden was the clear and unequivocal winner, racking up big margins in the popular vote and electoral college, 84 fake electors signed statements certifying that Donald Trump had carried their seven battleground states. He did not.

AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana Fox News anchor Bret Baier was reportedly concerned by colleague Maria Bartiromo's election fraud claims in 2020, warning an executive at the network, We need to fact-check this crap, according to newly-released text messages. On Tuesday, the Washington Post reported on a newly-unredacted court filing by voting technology company Smartmatic which is currently suing Fox News for defamation revealing a number of text messages sent by Fox News hosts to colleagues at the cable television news network.

Trump and his supporters claimed Biden 'won' in 2020 because of widespread election fraud. Sidney Powell wove an international conspiracy too crazy even for Rudy Giuliani.

We had voter impersonation at Kenmare polling station... A Caherciveen man pleaded guilty but avoided a conviction for electoral fraud after he used a polling card, not in his name, that went missing from a vehicle.

"The trial of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is set to begin, with charges that he plotted a coup d'etat and led a criminal organisation to overturn the result of the October 2022 election."

Neither she nor her supporters have ever produced evidence that the equipment was tampered with or that voter fraud occurred.

Ecuador's incumbent Daniel Noboa maintains a comfortable lead in the presidential race with 56% of votes counted, leading Luisa Gonzalez by 12 points.