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D66, led by Rob Jetten, won the Dutch parliamentary elections, positioning Jetten to become the youngest prime minister, as the party secures a plurality and prepares for coalition talks; Wilders' PVV lost support amid allegations of voter fraud, which are being investigated.
The Justice Department announced it will monitor polling sites in California and New Jersey ahead of the November 4 election, amid requests from Republican officials, which may increase tensions in these closely watched races. The move comes amidst claims of voter fraud by Republicans and concerns over election integrity, with Democrats dismissing such claims as voter suppression tactics.
Joe Rogan challenged Donald Trump's claims about the 2020 election being stolen, emphasizing the lack of evidence for widespread voter fraud and criticizing Trump's continued assertions without proof.
A Pennsylvania election denier, Heather Honey, known for spreading false claims of voter fraud and attempting to cancel votes, has been appointed as deputy assistant secretary for election integrity at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, raising concerns about the potential influence of election misinformation on future elections.
President Trump has announced plans to attempt to end mail-in voting through an executive order, claiming it is corrupt and favors Democrats, but legal experts state he lacks the authority to change state election laws. Mail-in voting, which gained prominence during the pandemic, is used in various forms across many countries, including the US, where it is not unique.
President Donald Trump announced plans to issue an executive order to end mail-in voting and phase out voting machines, citing concerns over fraud despite evidence of their security. The proposal has met criticism from election officials and voting advocates, emphasizing the importance of mail-in ballots for voter participation and security. The move is seen as part of Trump's broader efforts to challenge election integrity, with legal and political pushback expected.
Nine Latino Democratic officials in Texas pleaded not guilty to voter fraud charges related to ballot harvesting, with critics claiming the charges are politically motivated voter suppression by Attorney General Ken Paxton, who launched a broad investigation into Latino communities following legislation that restricts ballot delivery.
In the recent US election, initial claims of voter fraud on social media subsided as Donald Trump emerged victorious, though some right-wing influencers and disappointed Democratic supporters continued to spread unsubstantiated theories. Unlike the 2020 election, these claims have not gained significant traction, with no endorsement from Kamala Harris or Democratic officials. Isolated incidents, such as voting machine malfunctions and ballot fires, were cited as evidence of fraud, but there's no proof they affected the outcome. Overall, the scale of fraud allegations is much smaller compared to 2020.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr mocked former President Donald Trump after his election win, sarcastically commenting on the absence of voter fraud claims this time around. Kerr, a known Democrat supporter, referenced Trump's unfounded allegations of voter fraud in the 2020 election, highlighting the irony of Trump's acceptance of the 2024 results without similar accusations. Kerr has been a vocal critic of Trump and previously supported Vice President Kamala Harris at the Democratic National Convention.
Voters in eight states, including Idaho, Iowa, and Missouri, approved Republican-backed constitutional amendments to explicitly ban noncitizens from voting in state and local elections, despite it already being illegal. These measures, passed by GOP-controlled legislatures, are seen as part of a broader strategy to emphasize unsubstantiated claims of widespread noncitizen voting. The amendments aim to modify state constitutions to specify that only U.S. citizens can vote, amid ongoing Republican efforts to address alleged voter fraud.
Rihanna sparked controversy on Election Day with an Instagram Reel joking about using her son's passport to vote, leading to backlash from some commenters, particularly Trump supporters. In response, Rihanna clapped back with sharp retorts, dismissing critics and emphasizing her pride in her Bajan passport. She also expressed support for Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, joining other artists in encouraging votes for the Democratic ticket.
Reports of potentially fraudulent voter registration applications have emerged in several Pennsylvania counties, with investigations underway. Former President Trump falsely claimed these were fraudulent ballots, but officials clarified they were flagged registration forms, not ballots. The vetting system identified suspicious applications, with some confirmed as fraudulent, but no suspects have been identified. The investigations highlight the effectiveness of checks and balances in preventing voter fraud.
US Vice President Kamala Harris has urged voters not to be swayed by Donald Trump's unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud as the 2024 presidential election approaches. Harris emphasized the integrity of the voting system and encouraged those who haven't voted to participate, countering Trump's narrative that aims to undermine confidence in the electoral process. Trump's campaign is preparing legal challenges in various states, echoing his 2020 strategy of contesting election results.
Democratic Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman mocked former President Donald Trump for preemptively pushing false voter fraud claims about Pennsylvania. Fetterman's comments come as Trump continues to allege election fraud without evidence, a tactic he has used in past elections.
Three rural South Dakota counties will vote on whether to count ballots by hand, driven by unfounded conspiracy theories from the 2020 presidential election. Despite concerns over cost, accuracy, and staffing, supporters believe hand counting ensures more secure and transparent elections. Election officials and experts argue that machine tabulation is more efficient and accurate.