Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirms that there is no record found with regard to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s assertion that he sent FBI agents and U.S Attorneys to stop voter fraud in Florida during the 2018 election.
Donald Trump’s Assertion to Stop Voter Fraud During 2018 Election Is Erroneous, FBI Confirms (Photo: NBC News)
Donald Trump’s Assertion to Stop Voter Fraud During 2018 Election Is Erroneous
Former U.S. President Donald Trump claims that he sent FBI agents and Attorneys to stop the voter fraud that was happening in Florida during the 2018 election. FBI responded that Trump did not send any agents to Florida and they found no evidence to support his assertion.
In a letter sent to NBC News dated March 6, 2023, the Federal Bureau of Investigation already searched its records system to support the assertion of the former president but they found no information regarding his claim about sending agents to stop voter fraud.
The Freedom of Information Act request was submitted a day after Donald Trump announced how he win over Ron DeSantis by having the intervention of the FBI to stop the election fraud in Broward Country. Ron DeSantis is now the incumbent Governor of Florida.
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‘I Stopped His Election from Being Stolen’
In his statement on Truth Social, Donald Trump said when votes were stolen by the corrupt election process in Broward Country, Ron’s votes went down ten thousand votes a day. After Trump sent the FBI agents and U.S. Attorneys the ballot theft immediately ended. Trump added he stopped DeSantis’s election from being stolen.
After hearing Trump’s statement, the FBI never said a comment but a former official later indicted on Twitter that the former president’s statement was fabricated and erroneous.
Sarah Isgur also said what Trump has said ‘never happened.’
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