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    Lost Dozens of Lawsuits in His Bid To Overturn The Election Results Linked To The Violent and Deadly Insurrection

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    The document discusses Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger stating that he did not believe elected officials should be involved in ongoing investigations into voter fraud claims. It notes that since losing the election, Trump and his allies have spent over two months alleging widespread voter fraud without evidence. The document also mentions that Trump's unsupported claims of election fraud have been linked to the violent insurrection at the US Capitol by his supporters on January 6th.

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    The document discusses Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger stating that he did not believe elected officials should be involved in ongoing investigations into voter fraud claims. It notes that since losing the election, Trump and his allies have spent over two months alleging widespread voter fraud without evidence. The document also mentions that Trump's unsupported claims of election fraud have been linked to the violent insurrection at the US Capitol by his supporters on January 6th.

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    "That was an ongoing investigation," Raffensperger told the outlet.

    "I don't believe that an elected official should be involved in that


    process."

    Since Trump lost to Biden in November, he, his lawyers, and his
    GOP allies have spent more than two months alleging widespread
    voter fraud despite repeated failures to substantiate their claim.
    Trump lost dozens of lawsuits in his bid to overturn the election
    results.

    Trump's rhetoric has been linked to the violent and deadly


    insurrection by his supporters on the US Capitol on Wednesday.
    His supporters, called to Washington, DC, by Trump for a "Stop
    the Steal" rally, listened to the president speak before they
    marched to the US Capitol and stormed inside while lawmakers
    discussed the certification of the Electoral College vote that
    reaffirmed Biden's win. 

    While Congress voted to affirm Biden's wins after it reconvened


    following the assault on the Capitol, several lawmakers including
    Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley, objected to
    the results over the baseless claims of fraud. 

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