Trump's Allegation of Voter Fraud Denied by District Attorney

Republican Loses Election in Key Swing State

Trump Claims 'Massive CHEATING' in Luzerne County

The District Attorney in Pennsylvania has denied as a "wild and baseless allegation" former President Donald Trump's claim of "massive cheating" in a key swing state.

Trump's comments came after Luzerne County District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce announced there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election.

Sanguedolce said he had investigated all allegations of voter fraud in the county and found no evidence to support them.

Trump Continues to Make False Claims About 2020 Election

Despite the lack of evidence, Trump has repeatedly made false claims about the 2020 election, alleging that it was stolen from him through widespread voter fraud.

These claims have been rejected by election officials and courts across the country.

Trump's Claims Damage Public Trust in Elections

Trump's continued claims of voter fraud have damaged public trust in elections.

A recent poll found that a majority of Americans believe that the 2020 election was fair and accurate.

However, a significant minority of Americans believe that the election was stolen from Trump.

District Attorney Calls on Trump to Stop Making False Claims

Sanguedolce has called on Trump to stop making false claims about the election.

He said such claims are damaging to public trust in democracy.