Former President Trump and the RNC will be sending volunteers to polling sites in key battleground states to hopefully ensure "election integrity" on November 5, 2024.
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(Washington, DC) – Former President Trump has been consistent in railing against what he saw as voter fraud during the 2020 election. In fact, his dogged pursuit of such claims has put him in legal hot water. The so-called “alleged interference” case out of Fulton County, Georgia centers on Trump’s investigation into claims of voter fraud. Now, Trump is maintaining that focus with an eye toward the 2024 election in November.
On Friday, Trump’s presidential campaign announced that 100,000 volunteers will be closely watching polling sites and ballot counting come November 5. In a statement, Trump’s team and the Republican National Committee said the volunteers will look to “safeguard the integrity of the electoral process.” Attorneys will be among the volunteers given the numerous election laws and statutes that exist in various states concerning polling sites. Battleground states like Arizona, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Wisconsin will be a focus.
Trump says the volunteer plan in concert with the RNC shows “Republicans are now working together to protect the vote and ensure a big win on November 5th.”
