Election fraud refers to illegal activities undertaken to manipulate the outcome of an election. This can include a variety of actions, such as tampering with ballots, voter impersonation, vote buying, intimidation of voters, and altering vote counts. Election fraud undermines the integrity of the electoral process, potentially leading to the election of candidates who do not genuinely reflect the will of the voters. It can occur in various forms across different electoral systems, whether in local, state, or national elections. Efforts to combat election fraud often involve regulations and security measures aimed at ensuring transparent voting practices, protecting voter rights, and maintaining public confidence in democratic institutions.
Donald Trump has turned the spotlight on a recent polling scandal, filing a lawsuit against prominent figures and entities connected to a controversial Iowa poll. In a legal move announced…