The previous parts to this series: Debunking American Election Myths, Part 1: The Capitol Siege Debunking American Election Myths, Part 2: More on the Capitol Siege Just A Friendly Reminder Debunking American Election Myths, Part 4: The Vice-President’s Powers and Dueling Electors A claim made by both Republicans and Democrats after last year’s American elections, and made by Republicans after the 2012 election, this is one of the easiest conspiracy theories to check – in fact, THE easiest to prove or debunk (alongside the VP’s powers). The number of registered voters in each state and county – and in many of the cities, if not all of them – is PUBLICLY AVAILABLE INFORMATION found on the relevant state government websites. Similarly, the number of votes cast in each state and county, and many if not all of the cities, is publicly available information. In short, the voter turnout – whether the number of registered voters exceeded the...