The midterms are just around the corner, which means accusations of all manner of election fraud are picking up. As expected, liberals levy one genre of charges, and conservatives another. On the latest episode of the Drill Down podcast, Peter Schweizer and Eric Eggers are here to break it all down ahead of a hotly contested election season.
Across the country, alarming incidents have increased doubts about election integrity. Some claim that certain state laws make those who can’t vote believe that they can, and others suggest that eligible voters are being prevented from doing so. Accusations of racism are ramping up too, particularly in toss-up states like Georgia.
In New Jersey, mail-in ballots were allegedly stolen. And in another state, one trucker was held at gunpoint over what were claimed to be stolen ballots.
Additionally, twenty-four states have banned, or plan to ban, the influx of private money into election offices that took so many off-guard in 2020, much of it from Mark Zuckerberg’s nonprofit for election activity.
With control for Congress on the line, Republicans are itching to take over investigative committees to relitigate the 2020 election process, which many conservatives still consider to have been deeply problematic.
