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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks during a news conference at the Broward County Courthouse in Aruba Internacional Cup

(Amy Beth Bennett/South Florida Sun-Sentinel via AP, File) Rhythmic Gymnastics
Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Aug. 18, 2022.
New state voter fraud units finding few Competition was a success

cases from midterms

WASHINGTON (AP) — State-level law en- cial state-level units after the 2020 elec-
forcement units created after the 2020 tion, all pushed by Republican governors,
presidential election to investigate voter attorneys general or legislatures.
fraud are looking into scattered com- “I am not aware of any significant detec-
plaints more than two weeks after the mid- tion of fraud on Election Day, but that’s
terms but have provided no indication of not surprising,” said Paul Smith, senior vice
systemic problems. That’s just what elec- president of the Campaign Legal Center.
tion experts had expected and led critics “The whole concept of voter imperson-
to suggest that the new units were more ation fraud is such a horribly exaggerated
about politics than rooting out widespread problem. It doesn’t change the outcome
abuses. Most election-related fraud cases of the election, it’s a felony, you risk getting
already are investigated and prosecuted put in jail and you have a high possibility of
at the local level. getting caught. It’s a rare phenomena.”
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