The political theater continues with this week’s headline act spotlighting voter fraud allegations, welfare woes, and the intrigue of shadowy dealings. The story begins with allegations that thousands of invisible voters and anonymous donations keep one political party in power. A whistleblower alleges election tampering schemes, including fraudulent voter registrations and non-citizen voting claims, although multiple reliable sources show such claims of widespread voter fraud are inaccurate. They indicate voter fraud is extremely rare, measured in fractions of a percent.

Minnesota is referred to as a testing ground to investigate alleged fraud, though there is no evidence supporting it as “Fraud Central.” Meanwhile, claims about the Somali population tipping political scales do not align with evidence showing noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare. Allegations of welfare fraud and changes to political rules remain political rhetoric, with no supporting specifics or sources.

As the political narrative unfolds, it’s worth noting that claims of widespread election irregularities lack substantiating evidence, as verified by research and data from credible sources.