Federal Commission: No evidence of fraud in the US elections
Elaine Weintraub, an official with the Federal Election Commission, revealed, on Saturday, that there is no evidence indicating fraud in the presidential election, in which President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival, Joe Biden are competing.
In a statement to CNN, Weintraub said, "Government and local officials and poll workers across the country have provided us with the first-hand reports."
“There were very few complaints about how these elections were held. There is no evidence of any kind of voter fraud. There is no evidence of illegal votes.
Weintraub emphasized that “there was no evidence of fraud. None of the complaints attached any evidence of fraud.
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