Trump claim Ossoff, Warnock elected fraudulently is false
Question asked:
“President Trump is set to announce that Democratic Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock of Georgia were illegitimately elected due to massive fraud, following an FBI investigation into Fulton County 2020.”
Summary
President Trump has not announced that Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock were illegitimately elected due to massive fraud, nor has he cited a new FBI investigation confirming such claims. Recent reports confirm he continues to make unsubstantiated fraud allegations, but no specific announcement of illegitimacy for the Georgia senators has been made.
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- INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION REPORT OF INVESTIGATION CASE NAME:
no evidence to suggest fraudulent ballots were scanned and counted in the final tabulated results · for the November 2020 General Election in Fulton County. Lastly, the FBI identified and interviewed the true creator of the Instagram account that
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Sowohl die Regierung im Westen als auch die rivalisierende Führung im Osten des Landes verurteilten Trumps Aussagen. Trump hatte am Samstag bei einem Auftritt im US-Bundesstaat Georgia den US-Senator Jon Ossoff angegriffen.
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Eine Woche nach der verheerenden Niederlage der Republikaner in den Kongresswahlen hat Donald Trump behauptet, es habe Wahlbetrug gegeben.
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