In his post on his Truth Social account, Donald Trump criticized the electronic voting machines and early voting processes used in the US elections and questioned the integrity of the elections.
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Donald Trump claimed that votes cast by electronic voting machines and mail in the 2020 elections were open to manipulation. The lawsuits filed on these allegations were rejected by the judiciary due to lack of concrete evidence.
Trump shared his criticism of the electronic voting machines used in the US elections on his Truth Social account.
“Does anyone really believe this election was honest?” Asking the question, Trump noted that the electronic machines used in the US election system have become "much more important than the voters."
In his post, Trump stated that the polls "couldn't have been this wrong" and added, "Some mass entries in the early voting process were so large that it was impossible to win no matter how many people went to vote." made his assessment.
Trump's criticisms of electronic voting machines and early voting processes
Donald Trump also criticized electronic voting machines and early voting processes in the 2020 elections, when he lost the race against his Democratic rival, former US President Joe Biden.
Trump and some of his Republican supporters have frequently stated after 2020 that the electronic voting infrastructure produced by companies such as Dominion Voting Systems and votes cast by mail or early are open to manipulation.
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