In the past, the Republican running mate has avoided answering questions about whether or not he believes Trump's unfounded allegations of voting fraud.

At a rally of supporters, Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance expressed his belief that former US President Donald Trump didn't lose the 2020 election.

In Williamsport, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, during a Q&A session with reporters, Vance was questioned about the message he is conveying to independent voters by refusing to say whether or not he accepts the Trump 2020 election results.

Trump, Vance's running mate & the Republican contender in the 2024 election, has falsely claimed for years that massive voting fraud caused his defeat to Democrat Joe Biden in 2020.

Although Vance had previously avoided answering the topic, he informed reporters that he understood exactly what transpired in the last election.

Vance informed the Williamsport audience that he has personally responded to this question a million times in the 2020 race. That he believes 2020 had significant issues.

Thorough examinations have not turned up any proof of fraud in the 2020 contest. Despite this, Trump has persisted in casting doubt on the election's conclusion and has hinted that he could not accept the results of this year's contest as well.

Trump stated in May that he expects to win "very big" and that he will cheerfully accept the results provided everything is honest.

In addition, he has made threats to put those in jail who he believes pose a threat to his campaign's expected success.

Trump said on social media in September that if he wins, those who cheated would face the harshest penalties possible, including lengthy jail terms, to ensure that this depravity of justice never occurs again.

When it comes to refuting Trump's fabricated electoral claims, Vance has been silent. Moderators questioned Vance on whether he would try to contest the results of this year's election once more during the vice presidential debate on October 1.

He gave a cryptic response. However, he retorted that their attention is on the future.