President Trump repeatedly asserts that voter fraud is widespread, that noncitizens vote illegally, and that elections are rigged, despite extensive studies refuting these claims. These assertions extend beyond the president to individuals and organizations promoting similar narratives to support voting restrictions that could affect legal voters, particularly voters of color. J. Christian Adams, a former Justice Department trial attorney and member of Trump's Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, leads the Public Interest Legal Foundation, a group advocating stricter voter ID laws and suing jurisdictions to remove voters from rolls. In a recent podcast interview, Adams claimed systemic voter fraud exists before ending the conversation when questioned about evidence. Correspondent Ari Berman noted the absence of substantiated proof for such allegations and examined the motivations behind persistent claims of election fraud. No verified instances of widespread voter fraud have been documented, and investigations continue to find no evidence supporting claims of illegal voting or rigged outcomes.