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Bar chart. Headline: "Voter fraud among Republican politicians vastly exceeds the public's. That rate is still just 1 in 850." Subtitle: "Documented voter-fraud rates: the general electorate vs. Republican politicians." Four tiny bars: In-person impersonation fraud 0.0000031%, Levitt study, 2000–2014; Mail-ballot fraud 0.000043%, Brookings, 2016–2022; Suspected noncitizen voting 0.0001%, Brennan Center, 2016; All…

Republican Voter Fraud Rates Versus Everyone Else Chart

A bar chart comparing documented voter fraud rates among the public with rates for Republican politicians, a political-humor infographic that skips the nostalgia.

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Bar chart. Headline: "Voter fraud among Republican politicians vastly exceeds the public's. That rate is still just 1 in 850." Subtitle: "Documented voter-fraud rates: the general electorate vs. Republican politicians." Four tiny bars: In-person impersonation fraud 0.0000031%, Levitt study, 2000–2014; Mail-ballot fraud 0.000043%, Brookings, 2016–2022; Suspected noncitizen voting 0.0001%, Brennan Center, 2016; All…

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