Election Fraud Task Force Finds No Evidence
White House Task Force Charged With Uncovering Election Fraud Has Produced No Evidence, Shifts to Building Case Against Trump Investigators
WASHINGTON - The White House task force that President Donald Trump charged with uncovering evidence of election fraud hasn't produced any evidence of fraud, according to reports.
The task force was initially promoted by the president as part of a push to uncover election fraud and was led by pro-Trump journalist John Solomon, who was given a direct channel to the president with declassification authority.
Instead of producing evidence of widespread fraud, the task force has shifted to releasing law enforcement records from past investigations into Trump, including Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III and Jack Smith investigations.
Trump allies view those materials as evidence in the ongoing Florida-based grand conspiracy case to indict past officials who investigated Trump. Legal experts said the released records show investigators following normal, court-authorized procedures.

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