Trump says voter fraud claims forced California to ‘approve’ Hilton
Summary
President Donald Trump said that his raising concerns about voter fraud in California helped Republican candidate Steve Hilton move on to the general election for governor. Trump claimed that after he pushed the issue, the election officials changed their results, allowing Hilton to advance.Key Facts
- Steve Hilton is the Republican candidate for California governor.
- President Trump said Hilton advanced to the general election because of voter fraud claims.
- Trump said election officials initially said Hilton did not make the runoff.
- After Trump raised voter fraud concerns, officials changed the results to include Hilton in the runoff.
- The claims suggest election officials acted under pressure from Trump’s voter fraud accusations.
- This dispute relates to the rules and results of California’s primary election for governor.
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