Norm Coleman in 2008 lost to Al Franken for a Senate seat from Minnesota by about three hundred votes in a race where millions voted, so if just 1% of the votes were fraudulent, it more than made the difference for Franken’s win, and now Democrats (and purple-tie Republicans) saying voter fraud is not a problem should be asked how they ostensibly can know that considering the multiplicity of ways voter fraud can be carried out yet have not been stopped.
