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When you were told there was "no fraud", did they mean to convey there were zero instances of illegal votes in an entire fraud state? Or instead was the meaning a more normal one: that there are usually very few instances of illegal voting, so that normally the amount in a state adds up to a miniscule number, such as for example less than a few dozen in an entire state?
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Those 2 things are not the same. While both zero and a number like 7 are miniscule compared to 5 million, they are quite different from each other.
There have been some rare instances of actual significant fraud that mattered, as you can read about in the link below for instance, where in one House race in 2018 actual organized fraud was detected, and the perpetrators were caught, and convicted.
Low rates of fraud in vote-by-mail states show the benefits outweigh the risks
A low rate of illegal voting -- in miniscule number that has no effect on the outcome -- is normal, and we would expect that every time.
An "audit" is a process by which fraud or other problems are detected, for example, and for example various kinds of audits happened in several key states.
For example, there was even a full hand recount in Georgia -- which showed the speculations/assertions that machines changed votes were entirely false.
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