Election Fraud

"It will be a ratings bonanza for television," said the former president in a statement.

"I'm frustrated. I've had it," the pro-Trump CEO said Sunday after his much-touted Supreme Court lawsuit wasn't filed by his self-imposed deadline.

"If he loses, which he will, in 2024, what happens to the Big Lie? The Big Lie disappears," Donald Trump's ex-lawyer said.

Lindell, who falsely claims that former President Donald Trump "won" the 2020 election, was described as an "angel investor."

Election officials in four swing states were also named in the suit and will be receiving penalties from attorneys Gary D. Fielder and Ernest J. Walker

Only 33 percent of Republicans surveyed in an Axios/Ipsos poll expressed confidence in mail-in ballots, down from 63 percent in 2019.

Eighteen percent of them also believe Trump will likely be reinstated by year's end, according to a new Economist/YouGov poll.

"Nobody had ever made a suggestion of election malfeasance," a Lake County official said.

The number of Republicans who think that Donald Trump will "very likely" be reinstated as president before 2021 ends increased 2 percent this month.

"We do not comply to your tyranny, whether it be medical tyranny, election integrity, just total tyranny in general," Republican Steve Lynch said in a recent Facebook video.

Trump has repeatedly tried to misrepresent the outcome of many states' election results in hopes that they will reverse Biden's election victories.

"They didn't lie. They didn't try to cheat. They didn't try to overturn results. They didn't incite violence. That's how democracy is supposed to work," Don Beyer wrote Sunday.

Officials emphasized that the teen did not cast a ballot, make any false statements or violate any election laws in his attempt to cast a ballot.

Trump said he never believed Virginia was blue. But the truth is more likely that the state's suburban and independent voters just didn't like Trump.

"Election statute was in fact not just broken, but shattered by members of the Wisconsin Elections Commission," Christopher Schmaling said.

The group behind the billboard "graded" Republican Congress members on whether they opposed Trump's baseless claims of election fraud. Most failed.

"Ron can kiss his arrogant Yalie a** goodbye," said the longtime ally and former adviser to Donald Trump.

Everett Stern alleged reps for the former national security adviser approached him with the objective to influence lawmakers to support election audits in favor of Donald Trump.

Wyman, who has led elections in Washington state for more than eight years, has repeatedly refuted Trump's false claims of election fraud.

"Despite concerns with statewide elections procedures, this audit showed us that the election was largely safe and secure," state Senator Robert Cowles tweeted.

In the ad, Michele Fiore fires at three beer bottles labeled "vaccine mandates," "critical race theory" and "voter fraud," which all explode.

Even though the U.S. Constitution doesn't provide a mechanism for the "reinstatement" of a president, 22 percent of Republican voters still think Trump's likely to be reinstated before the year ends.

A former security director for Dominion said he feared for his life following unsubstantiated claims that he advised Antifa on how to rig the election.

"Our election system is secure, and today's charges demonstrate that in the rare circumstances when fraud occurs we catch it and hold the perpetrators accountable," a statement said.

"I think it has a lot to do with a lot of things. I think it has something to do with the election that was rigged," Trump said.

"We know already that the election results in at least five of the swing states were irredeemably compromised," former Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis claimed.

"They've lost control and they don't have the ability to rein it back in," Christopher Krebs said of Republicans scared Trump will primary them.

There has been no presented evidence of widespread election fraud in Michigan, where Biden bested Trump by nearly three points.

Georgia's GOP party members worry that Trump's false fraud narrative "scares people away from the polls," which may ruin Republican prospects in 2022 races.

"My longstanding commitment to advancing real election integrity is what drives me," Republican Arizona state Sen. Michelle Ugenti-Rita wrote in a letter to GOP Senate President Karen Fann on Friday.