According to ABC News, President Trump will sign an executive order today to investigate voter fraud.

The executive order would create a commission staffed by Vice President Mike Pence and Kansas

Secretary of State Chris Kobach to investigate election integrity.

ABC News reports, quote, the commission, which will include Republicans and Democrats,

will be tasked with studying vulnerabilities in U.S. voting systems and potential effects on

improper voting,

fraudulent voter registrations and fraudulent voting, according to one official with knowledge of

the announcement. This is a fine notion. Voter fraud is indeed a serious problem that threatens

election integrity, despite democratic claims to the contrary. More specifically, the possibility of

widespread voter fraud remains a problem, even though evidence of actual fraudulent ballots being cast is relatively scanty.

As the Daily Wire has reported, in 2012, the Pew Research Center found the following.

There were almost 24 million active voter registrations in the United States, either invalid or inaccurate.

Almost 2 million dead Americans were still on the active voting list.

12 million voter records were riddled with incorrect addresses or other errors.

Almost 2.75 million voters were registered in over one state.

And it does not take widespread voter fraud to shift in election.

The passage of Obamacare, which relied on the replacement of Republican Senator Norm Coleman of Minnesota with Al Franken,

rested on a 312 vote recount margin in favor of Franken.

According to the Minnesota majority, a conservative watchdog group, quote, at least 341 convicted

felons voted in Minneapolis's Hennepin County, the state's largest.

Another 52 voted illegally in St. Paul's Ramsey County, the state's second largest.

Dan McGrath, head of Minnesota majority, says the only conclusive matches were included in the group's totals.

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