Donald Trump Offers $1 Million Reward for Voter Fraud Tips

President Donald Trump announced a $1 million reward for individuals who report voter fraud resulting in an arrest and conviction, covering both past elections and the November 3 midterm elections. The announcement, shared via Truth Social on October 26, did not specify the source of the funds or the administering agency, and the White House has provided no further details.

On October 27, speaking at Joint Base Andrews, Trump stated he would respect the midterm results only "if they're honest." He expressed a guarded willingness to work with Democrats if Republicans lose control of Congress, noting he has a "strong veto" to negotiate deals. These remarks follow polls suggesting a potential Democratic surge driven by inflation and oil price increases linked to U.S. military actions against Iran.

Trump has further directed the United States Department of Justice to file a lawsuit blocking the certification of a Senate race in Alaska, alleging an unaffiliated candidate is attempting to "steal the Election." These actions align with his push for the SAVE America Act, which would mandate voter ID and proof of citizenship, and a separate promise to give $5,000 to every adult American if Republicans maintain congressional control.