Donald Trump stokes unfounded fears of voter fraud in "rigged election"

President Trump is citing a source with no public proof to back his voter fraud myth

Gregg Phillips says he’ll release proof of widespread voter fraud once his "internal audit" is complete. Sounds familiar.

Report: Trump is mad about voter fraud because his “friend” saw Latino people vote

Here’s the bizarre story that may have spurred his (false) voter fraud claims.

The ongoing court battles over voting rights, explained

Courts are striking down a new wave of voting restrictions. Here’s what you need to know.

Donald Trump tried to sue a Nevada county that let polls stay open so people could vote

The polling place in question was a Mexican supermarket in a mostly-Latino neighborhood.

6 ways your voting rights could be violated today

The election isn’t “rigged.” These are the real threats.

This “fun” interactive lets you explore what’s new in voter suppression since 2012

See what your state has been up to.

Today’s election will not be rigged

Donald Trump is making dangerous, unfounded claims about election fraud.

Freaking out about white supremacists’ voter harassment threats does their work for them

Voter intimidation is a serious problem. But some Election Day “plans” are probably just empty bluster.

Trump supporters are trying to trick people into voting by text. (You can’t vote by text.)

Some of the fake ads appear to target black and Latino voters.

The silver lining of voter ID laws: they aren’t effective at suppressing the vote

That doesn’t make these laws less racist.

Want to rig the US presidential election? Good luck.

It’s nearly impossible.

Democrats just filed a federal lawsuit accusing the Republican National Committee of voter intimidation

Trump and his allies might have put the RNC on the wrong side of a 34-year-old court order.

Everything else on your ballot, explained

Trump’s rigged election talk is reaping what Republican leaders have sowed

He’s making the mistake of taking their voter ID rhetoric seriously.

Donald Trump: I'll accept the results of this election — "if I win"

He keeps tiptoeing closer to promising not to concede if he loses.

“I will keep you in suspense”: Trump knows he's in trouble, so he crafted his own reality show cliffhanger

Donald Trump teasing that he might not concede is the shocking twist he’s been looking for. 

When Donald Trump says he may not concede, imagine what his voters are hearing

Trump's attack on the foundation of democracy makes violence on Election Day more likely.

Donald Trump’s “rigged election” myth, explained

If Trump believes his own lie, it’s because Republicans have been saying the same thing for years.

A short history of white people rigging elections

If Trump supporters really loved law and order, they wouldn’t be going around calling the election “rigged.”

I’m a Republican election lawyer. Here's why the election can’t be rigged.

In the face of Trump's charges of a "rigged election," Republican leaders must defend our system.

On the morning after Election Day, Republican politicians will have to make a choice

The GOP should condemn any "rigged election talk" — for their own good.

Trump didn’t create the “rigged election” rhetoric. Republicans did.

Trump is only amplifying what Republicans have been saying for years.

The Trump family loves Skittles analogies. So we used one to explain voter fraud to them.

Here’s the thing: Voter fraud is exceedingly rare.

Trump’s claims about voter fraud are based on a lie

A tiny fraction of in-person votes were fraudulent from 2000 to 2014.

Donald Trump is going on a furious Twitter tirade about the “rigged” election