text_1: The U.S. has had 143 criminal convictions for absentee-ballot fraud (or .0006% of the total vote) over the past 20 years. 
text_2: "What's true: The Heritage Foundation has recorded approximately 140 criminal convictions related to the ""fraudulent use of absentee ballots"" over the last 20 years. These include instances of fraud in local and state elections, in addition to presidential contests. What's undetermined: Proven instances of such voter fraud account for an infinitesimal number of ballots when compared to overall votes cast, but the exact percentage is difficult to pin down."