Grand Jury Rejects Trump Administration Bid to Bring Voter Fraud Charge

A grand jury rejected an effort to charge an individual with voter fraud amid a push to substantiate Trump's claims of widespread fraud.

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Grand Jury Rejects Trump Administration Bid to Bring Voter Fraud Charge

A grand jury declined to bring a voter fraud charge against an individual sought by the Trump administration, according to The New York Times.

The rejection came amid the administration’s push to substantiate President Trump’s claims of widespread voter fraud. Those claims remain unsubstantiated.

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