The Lieutenant Governor of Texas reportedly offered a $1 million reward for proof of voter fraud in the 2020 Presidential election.
John Fetterman, Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania, says he has proof in the Keystone state.
According to Fetterman, a man in Luzerne County tried voting for his dead mother. He was caught and charged.
"To me, that demonstrates that the system works. Out of over six million votes being cast in our election, that got flagged before he was even able to vote," Fetterman expressed during the KDKA Radio Morning Show on Friday. "That shows how difficult it is to perpetrate voter fraud."
This is the only documented case of voter fraud in Pennsylvania, Fetterman said.
The former Mayor of Braddock agreed that fraudulent claims need to be investigated, "but the red herring is not evidence of a conspiracy, a red herring isn't fraud, a red herring is a statistical fact; it's called the law of large numbers. You do anything over six million times, you're going to potentially have a mistake, you're going to potentially have a breakdown – an isolated one," Fetterman added.
Fetterman asked for the $1 million dollar reward to be in Sheetz gift cards, and he would donate them to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
