MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell said his plan to stop voter fraud is working because he's already caught "many, many, many" perpetrators.
During an interview this week with the Christian Flashpoint program, Lindell complained that Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota, was pushing for undocumented immigrants to become illegal voters.
"We won 2020," Lindell insisted. "It doesn't matter what anyone says. I've seen the real numbers."
"Another thing Walz has done is he gave everybody driver's licenses, illegals or not," he continued. "You think he cared about having a legal license? No. And so they're going to vote."
"Everybody gets a driver's license, and I don't even know if they have to go take a test. When I got mine, I had to go take a test."
Lindell argued that Minnesota was a Republican-leaning state despite voting for a Democratic presidential candidate in nearly every recent election. The pillow executive pushed his "plan," which calls for voters to request an absentee ballot without the intention of using it.
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"And you go there on election day. And when they say you've already voted, you say, no, I have not," he explained. "That's going to work beautiful in Minnesota."
"And the plan is working, by the way," he added. "We've already caught many, many, many identity thefts in the primaries."
Lindell did not offer any evidence of widespread voter fraud during Minnesota's 2024 primary elections.
