Blanche claims evidence for mail-in voting fraud is "common sense"
Summary
Attorney General Todd Blanche said that mail-in voting has a higher chance of fraud compared to voting in person with an ID. When asked for proof, he said it was just "common sense."Key Facts
- Attorney General Todd Blanche spoke about mail-in voting fraud risks.
- Blanche claimed mail-in voting is more likely to have fraud than in-person voting.
- He did not provide specific evidence to support his claim.
- When asked for proof, Blanche replied it was "common sense."
- The interview was conducted by CBS News reporter Nicole Sganga.
- The discussion focused on voting security and fraud concerns.
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