Trump Shares Posts Questioning Midterm Results After GOP Losses
President Donald Trump shared posts Saturday questioning the scale of Democrats' midterm gains. He had said on election night he would accept the results.
1.7 million more votes went to Gina Hinojosa than Beto O'Rourke, one shared post said.
20 million new Democratic House votes appeared, a second shared post claimed.
Neither post offered evidence that results were inaccurate or fraudulent.
A viral Trump post threatening consequences for voters was fake, Snopes found.
Why it matters: Democrats won the House and Senate, flipping more than 40 Republican-held House seats. Trump had told the New York Times he was "absolutely willing to accept those results."
Trump cited the Iran war and higher gas prices as reasons for the losses.
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