President Trump Drops The Receipts On Election Fraud

And no, you weren’t imagining it: the casino was rigged.

Ron Wright | July 28, 2026

In his speech earlier this month, President Trump pointed straight at large numbers of non-citizens on voter rolls, voting machines subject to manipulation, China’s acquisition and exploitation of voter data, and blue-state officials who allegedly buried or covered up these vulnerabilities.

Days later, even New Jersey’s Democratic governor had to admit a software error put roughly 6,600 non-citizens on the voter rolls and that nearly 400 of them voted. The same election manipulation game is running full speed in California under Governor Newsom and in Minnesota under Tim Walz. This essay looks at all of those problems.

Soft official “investigations” were more like waving a chicken over a pot of boiling water and calling it chicken soup. It was reported that then Attorney General Bill Barr ordered the FBI to stand down and not investigate voter fraud across the country, then issued one of the wonkiest statements imaginable. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon is now doing the work that should have been done then.

I know first-hand how wildly 2020 deviated from normal elections, and it’s not pretty. I worked for an Associated Press data center watching the real-time feeds for ten years, including the 2020 election.

AP data centers have extensive system checks to ensure the data going out on the wire is correct. Vote totals come in cumulatively through the night and build in a steady, logical pattern.

On the night of the 2020 election, I watched something I had never seen before: key swing states shutting down completely in the middle of the night. When those feeds came back up, there were large vote increases for Biden and large drops for Trump. My assessment is that the initial Trump lead was so large it exceeded what the machines could quietly flip (around the 3 percent range).

Additional ballots—many of them counterfeit or harvested—had to be introduced to close the gap. Like the old CRT televisions, we see the........

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