Officials Refute Musk's Voter Fraud Claims

Election authorities in Texas and Arizona debunk widespread voter fraud allegations amplified by Elon Musk, revealing factual inaccuracies.

Texas Secretary of State and Arizona officials debunk claims of widespread voter fraud amplified by Elon Musk, labeling the allegations as 'extremely false'.
Musk's retweet of a post claiming skyrocketing voter registrations without photo ID in key swing states draws criticism and fact-checking from election officials.
Texas reports a much smaller increase in voter registrations than claimed, with only 57,711 new voters since the beginning of 2024, contrary to the 1.2 million alleged.
Arizona's total number of registered voters has actually declined, with fewer than 35,000 registrants lacking documented proof of citizenship.
Officials and fact-checkers emphasize the robust verification processes in place for voter registration, countering misinformation about voter fraud.