Attorney General Todd Blanche Launches 2020 Election Fraud Probes

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced that the Department of Justice is conducting multiple criminal investigations into the 2020 U.S. presidential election. Speaking on Fox News, Blanche asserted there is a "ton of evidence" that the election was rigged and that federal investigators are focusing on voter eligibility and whether only one vote was cast per person.

These probes target several states, including Arizona and Georgia, with a specific focus on Fulton County. The investigations have involved FBI seizures of election records in Arizona and a raid on an elections office in Georgia. Additionally, a federal investigation is underway in Florida, led by Joseph diGenova, into a purported "grand conspiracy" by Democratic officials.

Blanche described the process as requiring traditional law enforcement police work to uncover misconduct that was intentionally hidden. While he claimed the current administration has charged dozens of individuals for illegal voting in the past year, he stated he cannot yet provide a "definitive answer" as to whether the election was stolen. FBI Director Kash Patel added that arrests are coming soon.

Blanche promised the American public would be informed of the results through formal reports or criminal charges once the investigations are complete. However, other reports indicate that no credible evidence has been discovered to prove the election was rigged, noting that some allegations used to justify the Georgia raid had already been disproven.