What are the statistics on election fraud in the U.S.?

What are the statistics on election fraud in the U.S.?

Election fraud is extremely rare in the U.S. Studies show that the incidence is about 0.0003% to 0.0025% of votes cast.

What types of election fraud are most common?

The most common types include voter impersonation, double voting, and voting by ineligible individuals.

How do these statistics compare to other countries?

Many countries also report low levels of election fraud, but the types and methods can vary significantly.

What measures are in place to prevent election fraud?

Measures include voter ID laws, signature verification, and audits of election results to ensure accuracy.

Can you provide examples of states with the highest reported fraud cases?

States like California and Texas have reported higher numbers, but these are still very low in relation to total votes.