| Arizona | 10,457 | Official canvass; AG investigation reported 10,000+ investigative hours and no evidence supporting claims of widespread outcome-changing fraud. | At least Aguirre; McKee also pleaded guilty to attempted illegal voting involving her deceased mother's ballot. | Arizona Secretary of State / Attorney General → |
| Georgia | 11,779 | Full statewide hand tally confirmed the winner; Trump-requested machine recount again upheld the outcome; Cobb signature audit found no fraudulent absentee ballots in its 15,118-envelope sample. | No complete statewide adjudicated numerator identified in the sources used here; do not substitute mixed-year referrals. | Georgia Secretary of State → |
| Wisconsin | 20,682 | Recount completed; Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected Trump's challenge after recount. | No complete conviction mapping established here; keep referral counts separate. | Wisconsin Supreme Court → |
| Nevada | 33,596 | State election contest failed after evidentiary proceedings; Nevada Supreme Court affirmed. | Hartle guilty for voting twice; White guilty to attempted voting more than once. | Nevada Supreme Court / Attorney General → |
| Pennsylvania | 80,555 | Official certification and state records rejected claims such as 'more votes than voters.' | Laiss convicted at trial for voting in both Pennsylvania and Florida in 2020. | Pennsylvania Department of State / DOJ → |
| Michigan | 154,188 | More than 250 post-election audits; state audit report found no fraud or intentional misconduct by election officials and no tabulation-equipment problem when properly programmed and tested. | Vasquez-Rosa pleaded guilty in 2026 to illegally voting by absentee ballot in Michigan in 2020 using an assumed identity. | Michigan Bureau of Elections / DOJ → |