California AG Bonta Rebuts Trump's Baseless Fraud Claims in State's 2026 Primaries

3 articles · Updated · NPR · Jun 9

Rob Bonta said President Trump is falsely casting doubt on California's 2026 primary results by claiming voter fraud without evidence.
NPR's latest interview centered on Bonta's response to those allegations, framing them as baseless attacks on the integrity of the state's election process.
Trump's comments target California's primary vote count, putting the state's top law-enforcement official at the center of the public rebuttal.
The dispute extends Trump's broader pattern of challenging election outcomes, with California now the latest focus of his fraud claims.

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