Both House Speaker Mike Johnson and Trump ally Jim Jordan praised the integrity of the US voting process.
Their confidence marks a sharp departure from even one week ago when President-elect Donald Trump and his allies were warning of widespread, if utterly fictional, electoral fraud. Trump spent much of the campaign season claiming that Democrats were working to rig the vote against him, a natural extension of the violent election denial movement he seeded four years ago. But those claims mysteriously dropped off when Trump won—quite visibly, in some cases.
He particularly praised state legislatures that passed new election laws since 2020. Notably, many red-state efforts to “secure” elections have mainly served to make voting more difficult. None of this means election denial is dead—just dormant until the next campaign season. Even this election invited some skepticism and “just-asking-questions” around the edges.
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