Trump allies spending millions to dissuade voters in key states from polls

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55% : They also warn that the groups appear to be laying the groundwork for a concerted challenge to the result of November's presidential election if Trump is defeated by Kamala Harris.America First Legal and the Public Interest Legal Foundation together reaped more than $30m dollars from the Wisconsin based Bradley Impact Fund and its parent, the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, from 2017 through 2022, according to a financial analysis from the Center for Media and Democracy.
47% : The end goal appears to be to put Trump back in power regardless of the cost to the country and our democracy."
36% : Lawsuits filed by the groups, which overlap with some Republican party litigation, focus in part on conspiratorial charges of non-citizen voting, which is exceedingly rare, and bloated voter rolls, and pre-sage more lawsuits by Trump if his presidential run fails, in an echo of his 2020 election-denialist claims, say watchdogs.
33% : "These are efforts being supported by Trump and the [Republican National Committee] ... and the claims of election fraud have long been debunked.
32% : A study from the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University, in the wake of false claims by Trump of widespread non-citizen voting in the 2016 presidential election, revealed only 30 incidents among 23.5m ballots cast.
28% : Election watchdogs say the aim of these pro-Trump groups with election-denialist track records, coupled with the surge in lawsuits by other Maga allies, is to cast doubts about election rules and security, and are harbingers for challenging the results in key states if Trump loses.
23% : Noble added: "At the same time, they also appear to be laying the groundwork to challenge the results of the election after November 5, if Trump loses.

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