It continues to be governed by member states, and uses state voter rolls, death records, motor vehicle records, and other information to cross-check state voter rolls for accuracy. Flaws and omissions in Honey’s ERIC reportIn June 2022, Mitchell — a conservative attorney who represented Trump in Georgia in 2020 — hosted a conference in Washington, D.C. And, despite the availability of multiple years of such data, Honey used only one — 2020, an outlier year. Honey’s claims gain tractionDespite the flaws in Honey’s report, it quickly gained traction, making its way across conservative media and into the hands of influential politicians and officials. As officials and activists took notice of the report, Honey’s work began to be cited by influential outlets and figures in conservative media, including The Federalist.

Source: Fox News February 12, 2024 00:37 UTC