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The front page of The New York Times for Nov. 11.

Election officials in dozens of states from both parties told The New York Times that there was no evidence of voting fraud, amounting to a forceful rebuke of President Trump’s false narrative. nyti.ms/36oON4h

Beyond the president, Republicans in many states are engaged in a widespread effort to delegitimize the U.S. voting system. Some even lashed out at members of their own party who, in their eyes, did not show sufficient dedication to rooting out fraud. nyti.ms/3phZrm0

But top election officials across the country said in interviews and statements that the process had been a remarkable success despite record turnout and the complications of a dangerous pandemic. nyti.ms/3phZrm0

The absence of any major findings of fraud or irregularities, and the willingness of even Republican election officials to attest to smooth operations, have also undercut Trump’s legal efforts. nyti.ms/3phZrm0

In Michigan, the Trump campaign has sued, alleging that their poll watchers were not given access to properly observe ballot counting in Detroit. Last week, a judge threw out a lawsuit about observers, dismissing key evidence as “vague” and as “hearsay.” nyti.ms/3phZrm0

On Saturday, Rudy Giuliani, the president’s personal lawyer, claimed without evidence that the election in Philadelphia had been rife with fraud. The office of the state’s top law enforcement official said there was no evidence to support his claims.

President Trump and his allies' claims of rampant voter fraud haven't targeted every state. They've been noticeably absent, for example, in states where Trump and his fellow Republicans did well.

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Funcionarios electorales de ambos partidos en decenas de estados le dijeron a The New York Times que no había evidencia de fraude, lo que constituye un contundente rechazo a las declaraciones falsas del presidente Trump. nytimes.com/es/2020/11/12/…