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Fetterman Rejects Trump Administration Claims of Noncitizen Voting in 2020
Sen. John Fetterman stated Sunday there was no evidence for the Trump administration’s allegations that noncitizens voted in the 2020 elections. The Pennsylvania Democrat spoke on CNN’s State of the Union and cited his experience as lieutenant governor during that contest.
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Drawing on his experience as lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania during the 2020 election, Sen. John Fetterman rejected the Trump administration’s claims of voter fraud in the state and elsewhere. He made the remarks Sunday on CNN’s State of the Union and said there was no evidence supporting allegations that noncitizens voted.
President Trump included the allegations in an address to the nation on Thursday. The administration has asserted that noncitizen voting occurred in Pennsylvania and additional states.
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