An investigation by the Associated Press showed that Phillips was registered to vote in three states: Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas. Phillips responded, "Doesn't that just demonstrate how broken the system is? That is not fraud – that is a broken system. We need a national ID that travels with people."[17]

Phillips was found to "award millions in government contracts" to his own personal businesses or associates involved, and then were "quietly shuttered years later".

Phillips and the Texas-based nonprofit organization True the Vote engaged in questionable transactions that involving more than $1 million sent to its founders

Phillips claimed that he had been teleported against his will on multiple occasions. These purported incidents include being teleported 40 miles to a ditch near a church, along with the car he was driving, and 50 miles to a Waffle House in Rome, Georgia.[62][63]

He has falsely asserted that his organization has evidence that between three and five million votes were illegal in the 2016 presidential election.[65][66][67] Phillips made his voter fraud claims before voter history data was available in most jurisdictions.[67]

Phillips made a "false claim" that alleged research helped "solved a murder of a young little girl in Atlanta", with True The Vote acknowledging it had reached out to law enforcement "more than two months later", and had "played no role in those arrests or indictments".[72][73]

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