Despite persistent claims of widespread election fraud in U.S. elections, evidence suggests that it remains rare. Multiple sources confirm that counting votes over several days is a normal process and not indicative of fraud. Opinion pieces from poll workers highlight the absence of fraud during their experiences, countering the narrative pushed by some groups. Additionally, misinformation and conspiracy theories are being spread online, often amplified by social media, yet most analyses conclude that the systems in place effectively safeguard against fraudulent activities. As the political climate intensifies, a closer examination reveals that voter fraud is more a topic of debate than a reality impacting the integrity of elections.