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The issue of rigging elections in 2016 instructed the Ministry of Homeland Security. US President Donald Trump has dissolved a commission to verify possible fraud in the 2016 elections. The corresponding order of the American leader is published on the website of the White House.
"Despite significant data on election fraud, many states refused to provide the presidential commission for fair elections with the basic information necessary for this investigation. I do not want to participate in endless judicial battles at the expense of taxpayers. So today I signed an executive decree that dissolved the commission, and instructed the Ministry of Homeland Security to study these issues and determine how to proceed further, "Trump's statement quoted his press office.
Recall, the US president established a commission in May 2017 after his statements that in the elections in 2016 there were falsifications. In accordance with Trump's decree, the commission was to study the voting process in the federal elections and present to the president assessments and recommendations on confidence building in the voting process, as well as identify vulnerabilities in the technical support of elections.
Original article: Trump dismissed the commission on fair elections.