US EditionProject Veritas admits there was no evidence of election fraud at Pennsylvania post office in 2020
- The conservative group Project Veritas and its former leader admit that claims of ballot mishandling in a Pennsylvania post office in 2020 were false.
- Project Veritas produced videos based on claims from a postal worker, but there is no evidence of election fraud in Erie during the 2020 election.
- The U.S. Postal Service investigated the claims and found no evidence of backdated ballots.
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Project Veritas, James O’Keefe settle suit over false claims of 2020 voter fraud in Pennsylvania
Project Veritas and conservative activist James O’Keefe have settled a lawsuit in Pennsylvania over false claims about voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election that were initially made by a postal worker who backed former President Trump. A lawyer who represented Erie postmaster Robert Weisenbach, who filed the lawsuit, confirmed to NBC News that it…
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Project Veritas admits there was no evidence of election fraud at Pennsylvania post office in 2020
A conservative group and its former leader are taking the unusual step of publicly acknowledging that claims of ballot mishandling at a Pennsylvania post office in 2020 were wrong. The
Far-right group Project Veritas admits it had ‘no evidence’ of voter fraud in Pennsylvania
Political agitator James O’Keefe and organization he once led had spread false claims of fraud at post office during 2020 electionThe far-right political agitator James O’Keefe and the Project Veritas organization he once led have admitted that they had “no evidence” backing up widely spread claims of voter fraud at a Pennsylvania post office during the 2020 presidential election won by Joe Biden.O’Keefe and Project Veritas made that admission M…
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