The claim: Former President Donald Trump stopped a 'steal' in the 2018 Florida gubernatorial race. Our rating: False ❌
, where it generated hundreds of interactions, according to the social media insights tool CrowdTangle.Broward County officials told USA TODAY there was no federal law enforcement presence during the 2018 race, and there were no stolen votes either. Multiple investigations and reviews found no sign of fraud in Broward County during the 2018 election.
Castro also told USA TODAY the office"has no documentation of any federal law enforcement presence during the 2018 elections.”
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