They met three times before the whole thing fell apart  https://www.propublica.org/article/a-short-history-of-the-brief-and-bumpy-life-of-the-voting-fraud-commission  The controversy that swirled around the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity far exceeded its output. The commission made no decisions, issued no reports, and consequently had no impact on election laws. The group’s existence was brief: Its creation was announced in March. It had its first meeting in July, its second in September, and as of yesterday, it is no more.  This whole thing fell apart because it was a flat out sham. It was run by Kris Kobach who just ran a disastrous campaign for governor in Kansas.  Kansas is a very, very red state with twice as many Republicans as Democrats and Kobach lost by like 50K votes because he is such a fraud.  https://www.propublica.org/article/kris-kobach-voter-fraud-kansas-trial The real intention was voter suppression and for Kobach to get his hands on the voter registration data of other states and to put in laws that would kick thousands of people off the roles to prevent a negligible amount of actual illegal votes.     In person voter fraud is a very rare occurrence because the risk vs the reward are so out of whack.  There  are stiff penalties for it and in most races it won't be effective at all.  How many elections are swung by under 100 votes?  Not many.  And how hard would it be to get 50 people willing to risk a felony to vote twice? More successful electoral fraud would involve insiders and take place at the counting level, not the individual voter level.