If widespread voter fraud was possible, it would be far easier for Americans to vote fraudulently than it would be for illegal aliens to vote fraudulently. Aside from that, illegal aliens would have a fear of trying to cast an illegal vote that Americans wouldn't have. It's called deportation. As such, they have more incentive to try to stay under the radar.
Don't worry, Obama assured them that they wouldn't be investigated for voting illegally. Remember? There are also states that don't require voter ID, and California even passed a law making it easier for said illegals to vote.
ON that topic, you didn't answer my post at all, which debunked your argument entirely. Explain, why would Illegals vote for someone vowing to deport them? Explain. Elaborate. Or was your argument SO weak that all you could do was deflect?
Guess what? The federal gov't doesn't control the election process; it's run by the states.
What I said was this: If widespread voter fraud was possible, why would anyone believe that it would overwhelmingly benefit the loser and not the winner when the Republicans controlled most of the States AND the Republicans won all branches of gov't? It doesn't pass the smell test.
Trump was specifically referring to illegal aliens voting, not generic voter fraud.
However, you know Democrats cheat more than Republicans, we know that because you keep fighting any effort to stop cheating
So, we're supposed to believe that if widespread voter fraud was actually possible, 3-5 million illegal aliens out of approximately 12 million illegal aliens in America would actually engage in voter fraud despite a fear of deportation, but few if any Americans out of about 230 million eligible voters would engage in the same practice? That's utter nonsense.
Aside from that, Republicans have been trying to game the electoral system for years through gerrymandering, voter suppression, reducing the number of polling places in poorer neighborhoods, and pushing for voter IDs that approve IDs overwhelmingly owned by conservatives (like gun registrations) while disallowing IDs (like school IDs) which are more likely to be used by people who are liberal. So, we're supposed to believe that if widespread voter fraud was possible, conservatives wouldn't engage in it if and when there's little if any chance of being caught? That's equally nonsensical.