⚖️The Trump campaign recruited Ken Block to investigate voter fraud in the 2020 election.
🔍Block analyzed voter data and looked into claims of fraud brought to the campaign's attention.
📜He found a small number of fraudulent votes, including deceased voters and duplicate votes.
💰Block was paid for his work by the Trump campaign and had no political bias.
🚫Claims of widespread voter fraud were debunked and lacked sufficient evidence.
Did Ken Block find any evidence of widespread voter fraud?
—No, Block found only a small number of fraudulent votes, which were not enough to change the election outcome.
Were the fraudulent votes in favor of a particular candidate?
—Block's analysis did not determine the party affiliation of the fraudulent votes.
Did politics play a role in Block's investigation?
—No, Block conducted a non-partisan analysis and did not favor any political agenda.
What was the nature of the contract between Block and the Trump campaign?
—Block was hired to perform due diligence on claims of voter fraud and was paid for his work based on a project-oriented approach.
What can be done to prevent voter fraud in the future?
—Block suggests improving systems to promptly remove deceased voters from registration rolls and implementing stricter accountability measures.
00:00Ken Block was recruited by the Trump campaign to investigate voter fraud in the 2020 election.
05:49Block found a small number of fraudulent votes, including deceased voters and duplicate votes.
13:28Block explains how voter fraud cases have a limited impact on election outcomes due to the difficulty of determining the political affiliation of fraudulent votes.
17:20Block emphasizes the need for accurate data analysis and debunks claims of widespread voter fraud.
