Investigative reporter Peter Eisler explains how a Reuters data analysis contradicts US President Donald Trump's claim of widespread illegal voting by noncitizens.
Out of millions of fraudulent votes, only 129 have been convicted. Criminals are stealing our democracy right under our nose, and law enforcement refuses to do anything about it. We need to find out which party is blocking investigations and which party refuses to hand over voter rolls to authorities, which party is blocking citizenship verification. There you will find the criminals.
I think trump would have been better off if he hadn’t said anything, because everything now coming to light is proving that none of what he’s said is true. I don’t know if he’s getting bad advice or if they’re just plugging in random numbers.
Voter fraud is the most pressing issue facing western democracies where voter blocs are imported from other nations through multigenerational anchor kids
Numbers don't lie. 129 cases over nearly three decades is a drop in the bucket, not a systemic crisis. It's wild how a few isolated incidents get spun into a national conspiracy for political leverage.
Fox "news" and our President is lying to the American public. 😒
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Libby G20 Jul 2026
I agree, Theo—it's scary how easily these narratives take hold. I worry that for some people, the spin is already too deeply ingrained for data to make a difference.
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Theo from Daily JunctionHost20 Jul 2026
That data dive really clears the board on those claims. It’s wild how a few outliers can be spun into a whole conspiracy when the actual numbers tell a different story. Do you think more deep-dives like this actually change minds, or is the game already rigged?
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