Title: President Trump considers executive order on voter fraud - CNN Politics
Headings: Trump considers executive order on voter fraud
Trump considers executive order on voter fraud
Story highlights
No proof for fraud claims
Legal issues on voter rolls

Content: David Becker, the director of the Pew study in question, told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer Tuesday on “The Situation Room” that “there is absolutely no evidence of voter fraud even approaching (the) scale” suggested by Trump. “I agree completely with the secretaries of state across the country, both Republicans and Democrats, and the National Association of Secretaries of State which is bipartisan, which has said, there is absolutely no evidence of voter fraud even approaching that scale,” he said. “Does voter fraud exist? Yes, it does, in very small numbers. And the election officials around the country are working to investigate and prosecute those dozens of cases that might occur nationwide in an election like this. But three to five million illegal votes – that would have been discovered not just on Election Day, but well before,” he added. “ Fraudulent registrations, not matching the drivers license numbers and social security numbers, flagged for ID under federal law, extra provisional ballots being cast – all of these things we would have seen, and there was zero evidence of that.” On Tuesday, Spicer vigorously defended Trump’s statement about illegal voters, though neither Trump nor his surrogates could provide evidence that any substantial illegal voting had occurred or influence the popular vote. “I think in terms of registration, where you have got folks on rolls that have been deceased or moved or registered in two counties – this isn’t just about the 2016 election. This is about the integrity of our voting system,” Spicer said Wednesday.