Ken Block's Book 'Disproven' Debunks 2020 Election Fraud Claims
In a detailed analysis, Ken Block reveals the lack of evidence for widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election, challenging claims that influenced numerous lawsuits.
- Ken Block, hired by the Trump campaign to investigate voter fraud claims, found no evidence to support widespread fraud in the 2020 election.
- Block's new book, 'Disproven,' details his investigation and the data disproving claims of significant voter fraud.
- The book also discusses the political fallout of the fraud claims, including their impact on Republican voter bases and election lawsuits.
- Recommendations for improving the electoral system, including greater standardization and automatic voter registration, are proposed in the book.
- Block's findings and testimony have been used in various legal cases related to the 2020 election, underscoring the lack of substantial voter fraud.
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