Attorney General Todd Blanche defended the Trump administration's attempt to impose new mail-ballot requirements ahead of the midterms, saying there is "a lot of evidence" that voting by mail carries a greater risk of fraud as the Justice Department examines election practices in multiple states.
Asked by CBS News what evidence showed mail voting was more susceptible to fraud than in-person voting with identification, Blanche initially repeated that there was "a lot of evidence." Pressed to identify it, he responded, "Well, it's common sense."
