"Disproven"

Following the 2020 election, Ken Block, a software engineer and political activist, who twice ran for governor in Rhode Island, received a phone call from the Trump campaign, enlisting his expertise in validating claims of voter fraud. However, it didn’t work out that way. He describes his book, Disproven, released earlier this year, as his “unbiased search for voter fraud for the Trump Campaign, the Data that Shows why he lost, and how we can improve our elections.” Not only does the book debunk many of the Trump campaign claims of voter fraud, but explores our system of elections, from a state that doesn’t require voter registrations to another that carries hundreds of thousands of names of deceased individuals on the voter rolls.