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Raffensperger says: Total of 4 dead people voted, not 5,000 as Trump claimed 
June 21, 202202:15
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Raffensperger says: Total of 4 dead people voted, not 5,000 as Trump claimed 

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Former President Trump claimed that there were close to 5,000 dead people that voted in the 2020 election. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger disputed that claim and said every allegation of voter fraud was checked “to make sure” that “numbers were accurate.” Raffensperger said a total of four dead people were found to have voted.June 21, 2022

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