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<blockquote data-quote="Next Day Err" data-source="post: 5964384" data-attributes="member: 107379">In the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election, allegations of voter fraud were widely reported and investigated. However, comprehensive reviews and audits found that instances of voter fraud were extremely rare and did not affect the overall outcome of the election. Here are a few examples of individual cases of voter fraud that were reported:1. **Bruce Bartman**: In Pennsylvania, Bruce Bartman was charged with casting a ballot in the name of his deceased mother. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to five years of probation.2. **Edward Snodgrass**: An Ohio Republican official, Edward Snodgrass, admitted to forging his deceased father&#039;s signature on an absentee ballot. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three days in jail and fined $500.3. **Florida Cases**: In Florida, several people were charged with voting twice, including a man named Larry Wiggins who voted in both Florida and New York.4. **Texas Case**: Hervis Rogers, a Texas man, was charged with illegal voting because he was on parole and thus ineligible to vote. His case drew significant attention because he waited hours in line to cast his ballot.These cases were isolated and did not indicate widespread voter fraud. Both state and federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court, found no evidence of widespread fraud that would have impacted the election results. Additionally, numerous audits, recounts, and reviews upheld the integrity of the election.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Next Day Err, post: 5964384, member: 107379"] In the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election, allegations of voter fraud were widely reported and investigated. However, comprehensive reviews and audits found that instances of voter fraud were extremely rare and did not affect the overall outcome of the election. Here are a few examples of individual cases of voter fraud that were reported: 1. **Bruce Bartman**: In Pennsylvania, Bruce Bartman was charged with casting a ballot in the name of his deceased mother. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to five years of probation. 2. **Edward Snodgrass**: An Ohio Republican official, Edward Snodgrass, admitted to forging his deceased father's signature on an absentee ballot. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three days in jail and fined $500. 3. **Florida Cases**: In Florida, several people were charged with voting twice, including a man named Larry Wiggins who voted in both Florida and New York. 4. **Texas Case**: Hervis Rogers, a Texas man, was charged with illegal voting because he was on parole and thus ineligible to vote. His case drew significant attention because he waited hours in line to cast his ballot. These cases were isolated and did not indicate widespread voter fraud. Both state and federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court, found no evidence of widespread fraud that would have impacted the election results. Additionally, numerous audits, recounts, and reviews upheld the integrity of the election. [/QUOTE]

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