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Trump campaign insider reveals no evidence of widespread voter fraud

Trump campaign wanted an honest assessment of voter fraud.

Former Trump campaign contractor, Ken, has shed light on his experience working for the campaign following the 2020 election in which he was tasked with investigating voter fraud claims. In a recent interview, Ken revealed that he was hired by the campaign to provide an honest assessment of voter fraud and to ensure that they did not file erroneous lawsuits. He emphasized that there were no expectations placed upon him to uncover widespread voter fraud and that the Trump campaign attorneys he reported to were looking for accurate information.

Ken further disclosed that his team communicated directly with then-White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows, and shared their findings which indicated no evidence of substantial voter fraud. According to Ken, Meadows responded by acknowledging that there was no substance to the claims of voter fraud. Reports from the Washington Post also indicate that Meadows relayed this information to investigators.

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