- Democrats and their media allies have sought to stigmatize Republicans concerned about 2020 voting irregularities as “election deniers,” yet scores of them have raised concerns about elections won by Republicans since 2000.
- Among the Democrats’ claims are that they elections have been.
- They also have attempted to change the outcome of presidential elections by objecting to the certification of state electoral college votes.
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In the Senate race in Washington, Democratic Sen. Patty Murray’s campaign recently slammed GOP opponent Tiffany Smiley for her stance on election integrity, calling it “way out of line with the truth and way out of line with Washington voters.”
- Murray, however, put out a statement on Jan. 6, 2005 expressing her agreement with fellow Democrats who had “raised questions about voting irregularities” in the 2004 presidential election.
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Democrats have used the term "election denier" to discredit GOP lawmakers and candidates, but dozens of them in years past have questioned the outcome or races or suggested that voting irregularities influenced outcomes.
