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Republicans in 7 states submitted documents falsely certifying the election for Trump. Most State Attorneys General are investigating if it constitutes fraud
3 monthes ago | By Business Insider
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A watchdog group found Republicans in 7 states tried to falsely certify the election in favor of Donald Trump.
Groups in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin forged documents.
Attorneys General in three of those states told Insider how they're dealing with it.
Some Attorneys General in states where illegitimate electors tried to falsify documents saying Donald Trump won the majority of votes are investigating and considering charges. Republican supporters of Trump in...
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