The man donated $ 2,5 million to Trump to refute the election results: now he asks for a refund

The man donated $ 2,5 million to help incumbent US President Donald Trump prove election fraud and reverse the results. Now he has filed a lawsuit and asks to return the money. The edition told in more detail Independent.

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Fred Eshelman is suing Houston-based True the Vote Inc for what he said was "empty promises."

The company had a multi-part plan to “investigate, prosecute and identify suspected illegal voting and fraud in the 2020 general election,” the suit says.

The group argued that it collected complaints from whistleblowers, supported the Republican Party's legislative battles in wavering states, and conducted "sophisticated data modeling and statistical analysis to identify potential illegal or fraudulent electoral activity."

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In the weeks after the election, True the Vote filed four lawsuits, but dropped them last week.

“While we process submitted voter testimony, obstacles to advancing our arguments, coupled with time constraints, have forced us to take a different path,” the group said.

Eshelman supported the group under the pretense that they would find evidence of voter fraud. However, since their lawsuits failed—as have nearly all of the lawsuits filed by Trump supporters—Eshelman decided he deserved damages.

He claims that he "regularly and repeatedly" asked True the Vote Inc for updates on their initiatives, but received "vague answers, platitudes and empty promises."

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According to Eshelman, True the Vote offered him $ 1 million to withdraw the lawsuit.

Trump's staff has yet to provide conclusive evidence of widespread vote rigging that had any discernible impact on the election. Of at least 38 lawsuits filed by Trump's headquarters, 26 have not received support in the courts.

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