President Trump is itching to crack down on purported 'voter fraud' this midterm season, and he's willing to pay big bucks to those willing to help rat out cheaters.
In a post on Truth Social Monday, the president wrote that he would pay $1 million to the person who turns in a perpetrator, upon their arrest and conviction.
Trump did not say where the $1 million reward would come from or explain which agency would administer the payments.
Federal law makes certain election-fraud offenses punishable by up to five years in prison, including fraudulent voting and paying someone to vote in a federal election.
The announcement came days after the administration unveiled a separate $25 million fraud whistleblower program, but it has not confirmed whether the two initiatives are connected.
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