Blanche defends Trump's comments on Supreme Court after it rejects new mail-in voting restrictions
Summary
President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court after it refused to enforce stricter mail-in voting rules, calling it a loss for Republicans and saying it could lead to cheating. However, a study from the Brookings Institution found only four cases of mail-in voter fraud for every 10 million ballots cast between 2016 and 2022.Key Facts
- President Trump called the Supreme Court’s decision a "big loss" for Republicans and Americans.
- The court refused to approve stricter rules for mail-in voting.
- President Trump said this refusal might cause voting fraud.
- The Brookings Institution analyzed mail-in voting fraud cases.
- They found only four fraud cases per 10 million mail ballots from 2016 to 2022.
- The data covers the elections of 2016, 2018, 2020, and 2022.
- CBS News reported on the issue and the related comments from President Trump.
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