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Republican Congressman Madison Cawthorn has been mocked for failing to cite concrete examples of voter fraud during an interview on CNN despite voting to overturn Joe Biden's win. The 25-year-old North Carolina Rep. has been a vocal supporter of Donald Trump's claims that the election was rigged - and even voted to uphold objections to Arizona and Pennsylvania's votes in Congress.  Cawthorn couldn't clearly respond when host Pamela Brown asked him on CNN Newsroom Saturday night to provide specific examples to prove his claim, despite pushing the election fraud claim. However, at the end of the interview, he was pushed into a corner where he conceded: 'I think I would say the election was not fraudulent.'Earlier in the interview, he defended voting to overturn Biden's win: 'The things that I was not objecting to were things like Dominion voting machines changing ballots or U-Haul trucks pulling up filled with ballots for Joe Biden,' Cawthorn insisted. 'The thing I was objecting for is things like, in the state of Wisconsin, particularly in the town of Madison, there was an appointed official in that town who actually went against the will of the state legislature and created ballot drop boxes, which is basically ballot harvesting that was happening in the parks,' he stated.  Brown shot back stating: 'But this was all litigated. You know the Trump campaign litigated all of this - more than 60 cases. Either the cases were dismissed, the Trump campaign withdrew, or they never brought a case because they didn't have enough evidence to back it up.'Cawthorn responded: 'Indeed, I believe specifically, and this is the one that I debated on behalf of on the House floor, in Wisconsin that was never heard because they dismissed it because of standing. Now I don't believe that is a concrete enough of a way to dismiss it.'Brown then replied that Wisconsin was not one of the states that the House of Representatives could vote on to object to during the certification of the election results on January 6.  Share this article Share She then stated:  'So you wanted to throw out millions of votes without actually seeing any concrete evidence of fraud? Because that's what you were doing when you were contesting the election.'Cawthorn replied: 'I disagree with you on that point. My intent was to uphold the Constitution'. For the next several minutes, Cawthorn continued to claim there were problems with voting, before he conceded: 'I think I would say the election was not fraudulent.''The Constitution allowed for us to be able to push back as much as we could and I did that to the amount of the constitutional limits that I had at my disposal, so now I would say that Joseph R. Biden is our president.'   The interview comes as Cawthorn faces calls to resign following the insurrection on the US Capitol. The North Carolina lawmaker took to the stage of Trump's rally on January 6 and pushed unfounded claims the election had been stolen from MAGA supporters. 'My fri