Barely an hour before the first polls began to close on Election Day, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump posted on Truth social, the social network bearing his name, that there was rumored “cheating” in Philadelphia. “Law enforcement coming!!!” the former president wrote.
A spokesman in the Philadelphia Police Department told Fortune the department was “not aware of anything at this time.” The Philadelphia District Attorney’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Trump has been alternatively posting on X, the social-media platform owned by supporter Elon Musk, and Truth Social, owned by parent company Trump Media and Technology Group. The stock was halted from trading three times on Tuesday because the share price was too volatile.
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