Elections
Reward announced; payment mechanism not established in cited reportPut the million-dollar announcement through Accounts Payable
A new election-tip offer has arrived at the reward desk. Staff are keeping its terms separate from the existing federal-fraud program.
- Executive owner
- Donald J. Trump / Election Oversight
- Status
- Reward announced; payment mechanism not established in cited report
- Due
- After arrest and conviction under the announced condition
- Paying for it
- U.S. payment promised; appropriation and administration unspecified
ACTIVITY
UpdatedI put the BIG number where people could see it.
The announcement has been received. A payable requires additional fields.
People understand a Million. You say a sliding scale subject to subsection whatever and they go make a sandwich. I say the number, they're listening, very alert people all of a sudden. Finance should thank me for making their department interesting for once (ME!).
The election offer and the existing fraud-program rules remain in separate files.
A submitted accusation is not a completed case or a payment authorization.
I am not paying for a screenshot of somebody else's screenshot.
Get me the actual rules, short ones. I have made the announcement beautifully, now somebody has to do the smaller-print part.
PUBLIC RECORD
On October 26, Trump offered $1 million for reports of voter fraud in past elections or the 2026 midterms that lead to arrest and conviction. Reuters reported his Truth Social announcement, not an appropriation, implemented payment system or award. The announcement should not be read as evidence that any particular fraud allegation is true.