Pro-Trump groups combating alleged voter fraud struggle with funding and results

Efforts by organizations linked to former President Donald Trump and his allies to combat alleged "voter fraud" have largely failed to yield results, with financial difficulties and lack of support hindering their missions.

Financial Struggles

The groups, created to address Trump's claims of widespread ballot fraud and irregularities in the 2020 election, have faced challenges in securing funds and support, as well as fulfilling their stated objectives.

Some of these groups, such as American Greatness, have experienced a significant decline in resources, raising questions about the transparency of their financial activities.

American Greatness' Decline

American Greatness, initially established as a network of pro-Trump groups under the leadership of former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale, has seen a substantial decrease in its financial standing and overall effectiveness.

Despite its promise to provide transparent data research and visualization to support voting integrity efforts, the organization's actual impact remains unclear.

Following a name change to the Jefferson Rising Fund and a leadership transition to former Trump campaign aide Katrina Pierson, the group's activities and financial decisions have come under scrutiny, particularly in relation to its engagement with lobbyists and political activities.

Election Integrity Alliance's Struggles

Similarly, the Election Integrity Alliance, which aimed to unite efforts combating election fraud under the banner of Trump's supporters, has faced challenges in gaining momentum and support.

Endorsement Challenges

One overarching obstacle faced by these groups has been the failure to secure an official endorsement from Trump himself, which hindered their ability to gain credibility and support within the broader conservative movement.

America First Policy Institute's Success

In contrast to the struggles of these groups, the America First Policy Institute (AFPI), led by longtime Trump insiders, has emerged as a prominent force in the conservative landscape.

Endorsed by Trump, AFPI experienced a significant increase in fundraising, allowing it to expand its election integrity efforts and staff, thereby overshadowing other organizations founded by Trump alumni.

Election Integrity Network's Financial Constraints

The Election Integrity Network, led by conservative attorney Cleta Mitchell, has faced financial challenges despite its efforts to influence future elections in line with Trump's agenda.

With limited resources available for its activities, the organization has encountered difficulties in realizing its goals and maintaining momentum.