Washington Post: Trump campaign commissions research that fails to prove 2020 election fraud claims
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A research firm commissioned by the former President Donald Trumpinstead, his 2020 campaign team to prove his electoral fraud claims failed to substantiate his theory, Washington Post reported Saturday.
According to the Post, the Berkeley Research Team was tasked with reviewing voting data from six states, and a source told the publication that the campaign team wanted to examine about a dozen claims. People familiar with the matter told the publication that the findings were not in line with what the team had hoped for, and that the findings were never published.
Although some anomalies and “anomalous data patterns” were found, as Post reported, they would not make a difference to President Joe Biden’s Victory.
The company’s findings also disprove some of Trump’s voting plots, including the identity of dead people use to vote And Dominant voting system used to manipulate the results, the newspaper reported.
The study was conducted in the final weeks of 2020 and before the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, according to the Post. Two sources told CNN that the January 6 committee of the House is looking into Trump’s role in inciting the uprising unaware of the company’s work.
Trump has continued to repeat his election lies as he focuses on his 2024 White House bid.
CNN previous report that after two years of getting advice from allies and advisers about stopping radically canceling the 2020 election, his first rally late last month offered a forward-looking message full of energy. effort on what he will aim to achieve with a second term.
The former president often rejects that advice, arguing that his message is strong enough, and a source close to him told CNN his tendency to focus on the 2020 election will be hard to beat. break because he still regularly hears opinions from members. his establishment, who believe that so-called electoral integrity is an important point of discussion as he seeks re-election.
Another adviser said that despite the defeats of several Trump-backed midterm candidates who have denied the legitimacy of the 2020 election, Trump has said he doesn’t believe the failures their election is related to their election lies.
