ponderingturtle
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Voter fraud in the past fifty years has almost never occurred. That's stuff like casting someone else's absentee ballot, trying to vote more than once, voting when you're not registered or eligible, voting in a district other than where you live. The major university study that passed quickly under my eyes in the past few days (murky, so I don't recall citations or accurate details) identified on the order of 1,500 cases of voter fraud or attempted voter fraud in 2 billion votes cast. For any given vote in the 2020 Presidential election, that's a prior probably of p < 7.5 × 10-7 that the vote was cast fraudulently.
He hasn't been charged with it but it was committed by Derek Chauvin by voting in Florida while residing in Minnesota. I would expect there is more voter fraud of that sort voting at your second home not your primary residence than people expect. Though of course this would only favor people who own second homes so there is likely some party bias in that.