Trump admits there's no evidence of election fraud

Former President Trump admitted Monday he has seen no evidence to suggest there has been any election fraud in 2024, but raised doubts about "the other side."

Why it matters: The Republican presidential nominee's admission stands in stark contrast to his typical rhetoric on election integrity that has seen him make baseless claims about "rigged" polling places since 2016.

In echoes of the 2020 campaign, Trump has orchestrated a series of excuses to reject the results of the 2024 election in case he loses, in public remarks, on social media and in more than 100 preemptive lawsuits.