Trump cites Indian election that didn't happen to call U.S. electoral process ‘corrupt’
The reference to India appeared to be a possible mix-up with Brazil. Brazil held the first round of its presidential election on Sunday, with 125.27 million valid votes recorded, according to the country's electoral authority.
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